The phrase "after an interpretation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or consequences that follow a specific interpretation of information or data.
Example: "The findings were significantly altered after an interpretation of the initial results was conducted."
Alternatives: "following an interpretation" or "subsequent to an interpretation".
General intelligence, which one might think comes into play only after an interpretation for the uttered expressions, a first meaning, has been fixed, may in fact bear upon the fixing itself.
They only become symptoms post hoc, after an interpretation that they are abnormal.
Cultural contexts influence symptom experiences and bodily signs become symptoms only after an interpretation that they are abnormal.
Therefore, an interpretation after 3 weeks is not reliable since the groups represent only individual mice (Figures 5 and 6).
The most uncanny impersonation is, after all, an approximation, an interpretation, a shadow of, a substitute for, someone else's own irreplaceable greatness -- a greatness that is all over "Mr. Dynamite," from downbeat to fade out.
It sounds scientific, but it is an interpretation made after the fact".
She jumped three times - in exactly the same way, because she thought that was what he wanted - after which Halsman offered up an interpretation of her character.
Bohr, Heisenberg and their collaborators put together an interpretation of quantum mechanics in the 1920s that is now named after their workplace: the Copenhagen interpretation.
Data collection in sample units is done by field survey after a previous interpretation of satellite images and aerial photographs.
He and his lawyers say they are after a new interpretation of the Constitution, one that overrules all state laws that prevent citizens from voting on local issues in more than one place.
After a primary interpretation of the study area on air photos (1 20 000 scale), 94 pedons were excavated on a 125 m square sampling grid in the sample area for geostatistical studies.
