The phrase "appears to be interpreted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something seems to be understood or perceived by others, often in a context of analysis or interpretation.
Example: "The data from the survey appears to be interpreted differently by various demographic groups."
Alternatives: "seems to be understood" or "is perceived to be interpreted".
It appears to be interpreted by most forces as preserving the status quo.
The figures are presented in a clear and concise manner, the data appears to be interpreted accurately and supports the conclusions drawn by the authors.
Incorporating and explaining the evidence appears to be interpreted by patients as an opportunity to contribute to the consultation and establish their information needs in an environment within which the patient's queries/opinions are welcomed.
In other words, Google appears to be interpreting its rules to mean that "apps that interfere with Google's business model" will be banned, rather than "apps that interfere with user security and privacy".
But these guidelines appear to be interpreted narrowly, permitting most things short of explicit party political attacks.Once again this was evident during the presentation of the budget.
The concept of 'worst pain' appeared to be interpreted correctly and consistently among patients.
Nevertheless, systematic analysis of our questionnaire results did not identify any specific questions that appeared to be interpreted illogically.
At present, they appear to be interpreting each case based on the difference between what is in the public interest and what is merely interesting to the public.
Rick Henderson, chief executive of Homeless Link, which represents UK homeless charities, said: "In the absence of government guidance, councils appear to be interpreting differently the case law on what constitutes a home.
That has particularly frustrated Democrats, who take issue with a memo Barr wrote last year arguing that in scrutinizing the actions of the Trump campaign, Mueller appeared to be interpreting an obstruction of justice statute too broadly.
An aide to Mr. Talabani told reporters in April that he had spoken to seven guerrilla groups and that an agreement "was possible". Mr. Suneid said the groups appeared to be interpreting the latest reconciliation plan as an opening for them to reach out to Mr. Maliki and bring the earlier talks to a new level.
