The phrase "and cannot be interpreted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is ambiguous, unclear, or lacks a definitive meaning.
Example: "The data presented in the report is incomplete and cannot be interpreted without further context."
Alternatives: "and cannot be understood" or "and is not open to interpretation."
They do not derogate from and cannot be interpreted as derogating from, the said international obligations.
This Treaty does not affect and cannot be interpreted as affecting in any way the rights and obligations of Turkey and Greece under the North Atlantic Treaty of April 4 , 1949
The conservative thinktank has labelled its own calculations of "low to medium" reliability and says in the analysis "it is important to note that the estimates of Victorian jobs foregone or at risk, should major federal opposition policies be introduced, are highly conjectural by their nature and cannot be interpreted as definitive".
If the domestic law is itself unlawful, and cannot be interpreted HR-compliantly, the domestic courts can make a declaration of incompatibility under s.4 of HRA – it does the claimant no good in respect of his claim, though it throws a huge gauntlet down to parliament to do something about the non-compliant law.
Note that this significance test does not compare two screening experiments and cannot be interpreted as one experiment being significantly better than the other.
This is a correlation only and cannot be interpreted as a causal relationship since survey data cannot be used to measure causality.
A linear regression also produces estimates of relative importance, which however may fall outside the allowable range bounded by zero and one and hence cannot be interpreted as choice probabilities.
The symbolic and mythic language of scripture, like the constantly shifting and never-repeated self-disclosures that are cosmos and soul, cannot be interpreted away with reason's strictures.
Results show that the influence of ethnicity and language cannot be interpreted without considering the ethnic composition of customers and service providers.
The statistical significance of the age variable, state policy variables and their interactions with age group shown in Tables 2 and 3 cannot be interpreted separately, because the three variables are correlated by construction.
Most of the studies evaluating effect of food deserts are cross-sectional and thus cannot be interpreted for causality, but highlight the potential effect on diet and health and the need for additional studies and intervention strategies.
