The phrase "are required to interpret" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when stating that someone has an obligation or necessity to understand or explain something.
Example: "In this course, students are required to interpret complex texts and provide their analysis."
Alternatives: "must interpret" or "are obligated to interpret".
Judges are required to interpret laws in the light of section 9A(1) of the Interpretation Act, which requires an interpretation that would "promote the purpose or object" underlying written law is to be "preferred" over an interpretation that would not, thus mandating a purposive interpretation.
With that regard, chemometric models are required to interpret the obtained spectra.
As these experiments do not allow direct observation of subunit functions, mathematical models are required to interpret them.
In the Australian Capital Territory, the courts are required to interpret legislation in a manner compatible with human rights and the supreme court can issue declarations of incompatibility.
The courts are required to interpret English law to give effect to the rights set out in the Human Rights Act.
Students registering for this 2-unit course are required to interpret at the clinic a minimum of 2 weekend sessions; upon completion of this course, students can continue to volunteer at CFC for academic credit.
Yet association with field information and expert interpretation by ecologists is required to interpret, qualify and link these changes to human pressure.
Novel forms of synoptic analysis, a new conceptual framework, new research tools and new research practices will be required to interpret and to help mitigate and steer the grand transformations underway.
If CC mode is also required for fast timing or to reduce pile-up in the dispersed spectra, significant modeling of the dust scattering halo may be required to interpret the resultant spectra for soft sources.
Here was Strauss, saying that the knowledge of the ancients was essential to the future development of democracy, that contemporary understandings of warfare and politics would be seriously limited without that philosophical perspective and that an elite was required to interpret that perspective.
