The phrase "also be interpreted to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential meanings or interpretations of a statement or concept.
Example: "The findings of the study may also be interpreted to suggest a need for further research in this area."
Alternatives: "can also be understood as" or "may also be seen as".
The waveform can also be interpreted to give a reading of heart rate.
Even so, this survey illustrates that the majority of shoppers are not yet overtly influenced by social networks.The survey could also be interpreted to mean that already 20% of shoppers are directly influenced to make a purchase because of sites like Facebook.
However, results can also be interpreted to suggest that YC may be a better choice than M in cows with high DMI potential, and/or inherent milk production capability, whereas M may be a better choice than YC in cows with lower DMI potential, and/or inherent milk protein production potential.
Nevertheless, considering that blood pressure is physiologically related to the product of cardiac output and total peripheral resistance, the trend in which APCO fluctuated inversely with ABP while the right adrenal gland was being operated might also be interpreted to reflect the degree of alfa-adrenergic vasoconstriction induced by the norepinephrine released from the tumor.
This can also be interpreted to condemn Christian faiths that ordain women.
Karma can also be interpreted to mean "action" and is the culmination of all the actions we have taken through out our lives.
However, engagement has also been interpreted to indicate a person's opinion, stance, or attitude towards an idea or person (Martin & White, 2005).
One text has also been interpreted to mean that Amenhotep appointed his infant son as coregent, who then predeceased him.
The hyenas have also been interpreted to represent an anti-immigrant allegory, where the hyenas would be black and Latino ethnic communities.
The observation of higher lung cancer risks in lower smoking-exposed strata and in individuals with a family history of the disease has also been interpreted to implicate 15q25 variants in both smoking behaviour and directly in lung cancer [10].
