The phrase "attached to interpreting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is connected or related to the act of interpreting, such as a concept, idea, or task.
Example: "The nuances of language are often attached to interpreting cultural contexts."
Alternatives: "related to interpreting" or "linked to interpreting".
Thereafter, strips were attached to the evaluation sheet, read and interpreted.
In particular, since the element on the anterior side of metapterygium in the severe phenotype is not directly attached to the pectoral girdle, we interpret it as a fused radial attached to the metapterygium (indicated by ** in Figure 4F).
Special importance seems to have been attached to the number 12, which some scholars interpret as a reference to the 12 tribes of Israel.
On the other hand, Yu proposed a supervised multiscale segmentation method in which every pixel becomes a node, and the likelihood of two nodes belonging together is interpreted by a weight attached to the edge linking these two pixel nodes [25].
In a multi-graph G, we interpret res v) of a vertex v as the number of hydrogen atoms attached to the vertex v (in our proposed procedure, we also interpret res v) as the number of new edges/bonds that can be attached to v when G is being constructed by adding more edges).
Receiving and interpreting the sound via a microphone attached to the other computer is a little more difficult.
In addition punctate staining was identified adjacent to and under CM and BLM, a pattern interpreted as indicating protein in, or attached to, vesicles, including endosomes.
Then the "whining woozle" claimed frequent overnighters were more irritable and more "severely distressed" -- which was interpreted to mean they were less securely attached to their moms.
The latter enables the software to quickly learn to interpret vibrations picked up from any surface the device is attached to, such as a coffee cup, desk, or any object that creates enough vibration for the Mogees Play to sense.
She was seen as "unusually attached" to her infant, and her insistence on being present when tests were performed was interpreted as "eagerness to see pain inflicted".
