The phrase "are often interpreted as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is commonly understood or perceived by people.
Example: "The symbols in the painting are often interpreted as representations of hope and resilience."
Alternatives: "are frequently seen as" or "are commonly viewed as".
Given that the LFPs are often interpreted as measurements of local synaptic input, I find this interpretation to be fairly reasonable and consistent with the data provided.
In RNA-related applications, these interpretations are context-specific: for instance, sequence mismatches are often interpreted as potential sites of RNA editing, or uneven read coverage is taken as an indicator of mature form of microRNA.
Not far away were engravings that are often interpreted as a penis and a vulva.
Mass wildlife die-offs are often interpreted as omens of an impending environmental collapse.
But since eating disorders are often interpreted as being indicative of a refusal to embrace womanhood, this too makes sense.
The Globes are viewed as the second most important film awards after the Oscars, and are often interpreted as a guide to the likely destination of the Oscars.
While Manuel Pellegrini's formations are often interpreted as 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1n for a wide varietheof modern systems, he prefers fielding a strike partnership.
While music and musical instruments are major motifs of his masterwork, which has long been on display in Madrid, these are often interpreted as symbols of pleasure, lust or the notoriously naughty habits of travelling minstrels.
But medical orders like "no artificial hydration and nutrition" — used to indicate that the patient should not be given a feeding tube — are often interpreted as "do not feed".
The imprecision and uncertainty are often interpreted as fuzziness.
While SOA and services are often interpreted as process centric, this is not always the case.
