"based on interpretations of" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the opinion or understanding of something that has been created or concluded from someone's interpretation of something. For example: "My conclusions are based on interpretations of the data I have reviewed."
In a third case based on interpretations of religious mandates, judges in Quraiyat convicted Fawza Falih of witchcraft in April 2006 based on evidence such as substances found in her jars and the claims of a man who said he became impotent from her spell.
We evaluated sediment thickness along a series of profiles, based on interpretations of the seafloor and TIC, using both regional and high-resolution lines to plot the stratigraphic thickness of the sediment column (Figure 1B).
An aim to study the structure of Terengganu Malay traditional woodcarving motif based on interpretations of Malay Aesthetic principles and elements is being applied to new motifs design to contemporary artwork, namely, painting and installation art.
The stratigraphic architecture, structure and Cenozoic tectonic evolution of the Tan-Lu fault zone in Laizhou Bay, eastern China, are analyzed based on interpretations of 31 new 2D seismic lines across Laizhou Bay.
Finally an overall theme was formulated based on interpretations of the codes, sub-categories and categories (Tables 1 and 2).
Recommendations for vaccinating after initiation of sexual activity generally are based on interpretations of two types of evidence: vaccine efficacy or cost-effectiveness.
We included only strong and moderate reviews in two types of analysis: one based on interpretation of conflicting results, the other on a specific vote-counting rule.
Please give three examples of judgments you rendered based on interpretation of the law, even though the outcomes were at odds with your individual views or sympathies.
