The phrase "and their interpretations of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how different individuals or groups understand or explain a particular subject or concept.
Example: "The researchers presented their findings and their interpretations of the data collected during the study."
Alternatives: "and their understandings of" or "and their explanations of".
I spoke with a lot of technology experts for the Magazine column, and their interpretations of Apple's design decisions were all over the map.
Hamas and the Taliban may espouse violence and radical Islamism, but they have little interest in attacking the West, and their interpretations of Islam often come into conflict with Al Qaeda's.
Student perspectives will be framed through an artistic inquiry coming directly from the students and their interpretations of space, place, and community.
They focused on the assignments in accordance to the demands they expected to face as registered nurses and their interpretations of the demands differed between them.
We found participants intuitively curious about and interested in landscape change within their region, and their interpretations of change to be fairly complex.
By probing the steps students took to generate representations and their interpretations of their representations throughout the course, and by observing students tree building activities, I identified core skills essential for students to develop as they became tree builders.
Pinterest people live in a wholesome, brightly coloured netherworld of gluten-free bunting and hyperbole and their interpretation of the word "easy" is different from yours and mine.
Khatchadourian writes about Steele's aggressive approach to combat, the dangers facing the soldiers, and their interpretation of the rules of engagement.
The difference between the FISC and every other court in the United States is that there is no opposing counsel, and their interpretation of the law is highly classified and stays that way by law for 30 years.
Analysis revealed that referral decisions were influenced primarily by practitioners' selection and their interpretation of clinical and non-clinical patient factors.
Therefore, the purpose of this research was to describe the criteria preschool children use to classify foods and their interpretation of their daily food experiences.
