The phrase "are correctly interpreted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accurate understanding or analysis of information, data, or statements.
Example: "The results of the experiment are correctly interpreted by the researchers, leading to valid conclusions."
Alternatives: "are accurately understood" or "are properly analyzed."
Explicit reporting of absolute measures is important to ensure treatment effects are correctly interpreted.
Logarithmic scales are used frequently for data presentation in many scientific disciplines, including ecology, but the degree to which they are correctly interpreted by readers is unclear.
In addition, two particular data cases known to be misclassified by traditional IEC/IEEE code are correctly interpreted by SE-FNTDS.
Measures of orientation with respect to the shoreline direction can thus be made as a tool to assess beach stability versus changeability, once the sources of variation are correctly interpreted.
The sharing of neuroimagery data offers great benefits to science, however, data owners sharing their data face substantial custodial responsibilities, such as ensuring data sets are correctly interpreted in their new shared context, protecting the identity and privacy of human research participants, and safeguarding the understood order of use.
Each of the 50 poems chosen will be read in their original language, with English translations where necessary – something that also draws our attention to just how important it is that these declarations of love are correctly interpreted.
The remaining reports were correctly interpreted and were either normal (31.8%) or included radiologist interpretations consistent with non-pneumonia conditions (e.g., heart failure, 21.7%).
Again they were correctly interpreted as the result of global dust storms.
Therefore, be careful not to assume your sarcasm, hopefulness, or fear of rabid possums will be correctly interpreted.
If the vast majority of characters were correctly interpreted one would expect the average index to approach 1.0.
They observed both white and yellow obscurations that were correctly interpreted as due to condensed gas and dust, respectively.
