The phrase "and easier to interpret" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing clarity or simplicity in understanding information, data, or instructions.
Example: "The new software update makes the interface more user-friendly and easier to interpret for new users."
Alternatives: "and simpler to understand" or "and more straightforward to analyze".
The results obtained reveal that the specification of the dynamic behavior using OML is faster to comprehend and easier to interpret than using the UML language, regardless of the dynamic diagram type.
We further introduce the concept of compatibility with a rule and exploit its topological properties to propose a method to construct integer weights corresponding to evaluators' possible judgments under a given rule, which are more intuitive and easier to interpret for policymakers.
The returns are transformed by their empirical cumulative distribution function, so that the dependence structure is not distorted by the marginal distributions and easier to interpret.
An alternating decision tree [27] is a combination of a decision tree and boosting that generates classification rules often smaller in number of nodes and easier to interpret.
The use of the J-model instead of the Heston's (1993), as an equivalent American option pricing model, makes the solution simpler and easier to interpret.
Some radiologists may believe that their own crafted, nuanced narrative reports are better, clearer and easier to interpret than structured reports.
It is accurate enough for prediction of the fatigue limit, straightforward to use and easy to interpret.
Today's civil engineering NDT needs are for quantitative, fast to apply and easy to interpret methods.
Nitrogen Surplus is quantifiable, appealing and easy to interpret, but lacks scientific soundness or a good relationship with groundwater quality.
And because studies involving uncomplicated populations are cheapest and easiest to interpret, patients with multiple diseases are routinely shut out of drug trials.
This is one of your strengths if you find it fascinating and easy to interpret how people are feeling, and whether you enjoy guessing their motives.
