The phrase "at the interpretation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the understanding or analysis of a particular text, situation, or concept.
Example: "The findings were presented at the interpretation of the data collected during the study."
Alternatives: "in the analysis of" or "during the understanding of".
The current article is an addition to the paper of Fielding and is aimed at the interpretation of pubovisceral muscle avulsions on T2-weighted pelvic floor MR imaging.
Since the inception of materials science, experiment has been a central theme underlying investigation of the structure and properties of materials while modelling was aimed initially at the interpretation of experimental results.
GR participated at the interpretation of the data and the presentation of the manuscript.
HK participated at the interpretation of the data and the presentation of the manuscript.
But in the interests of economy and the environment, I would suggest that Parliament look again, or ask Parliament's services to look again, at the interpretation of the word 'distribution'distribution
Some samples, they later learned, had also been provided to federal law enforcement officials for research aimed at improving the interpretation of forensicDNA evidence.
Here we present a new toolbox (ICN_Atlas) aimed at facilitating the interpretation of fMRI data in the context of ICN.
It can be inferred that at least the interpretation of the metabolic parameters is complicated by the fact that the children entered puberty during the study period.
At issue is the interpretation of a concept called "revenue adequacy" at freight railroad companies.
This, at least, was the interpretation of Kenneth Diem of Farmingville, the state chairman of the Right to Life Party.
She and the MoD are at odds over the interpretation of a tax break that exempts the estates of members of the armed forces from inheritance tax provided certain conditions are met.
