The phrase "an objective read" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an unbiased or impartial interpretation of a text or situation.
Example: "To ensure fairness in our evaluation, we need to have an objective read of the report before making any decisions."
Alternatives: "an impartial assessment" or "a neutral interpretation".
Still, our gratitude for this book should be tempered by an objective reading of it, which yields less rhapsodic judgments.
It's hard to find a paragraph in their complaint that can't be directly contradicted by documents or an objective reading of my testimony.
My goal here is to cut through the noise — statistical and partisan — and try to offer an objective reading of the fight over judges.
I think an objective reading of that history shows that the tristate compact authorized by § 4(a) of the Project Act (a compact never made) was the one and only way visualized by that Act through which Arizona could get the exclusive use of the waters of the Gila River.
This control is also important to standardise reporting of data from clinical sample analyses that are made according to the comparative Ct method (Livak and Schmittgen, 2001) to provide an objective read-out of TH mRNA.
For readers, an objective reading of trial results, particularly negative results, requires knowledge of a priori and a posteriori estimated ICCs.
Unfortunately, all these methods suffer from a lack of an objective reading and interpretation of results (compared to sequencing-based methods), international standardisation, and a database for international interlaboratory comparisons [ 39].
The Apgar effect wasn't just a matter of giving clinicians a quick objective read of how they had done.
But folks in politics and those of us in the media do not serve the public well unless those anecdotes are supported by a broad objective read of the evidence.
An objective reading of this record would be that Obamacare, after a horrible foul-up in rolling out HealthCare.gov, has made a good deal of progress, and some of its problems are the consequence of deliberate efforts to undermine it.
