'build an interpretation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are looking to create a deeper understanding of a particular situation or idea. For example: We must build an interpretation of the data in order to make meaningful conclusions.
For the past fifty years antebellum historians have built an interpretation of sectional antagonism that uses free labor as a device to show the aggressions of industrial capitalism.
Kripke shows how to build a partial interpretation of Tr, providing an extension E and an anti-extension A. But one can then simply consider the classical model ⟨M0,E⟩, using only the extension.
No one knows what this book is about, so you can suggest your own ideas, and we can build a collaborative interpretation.
Even when modeling leads to the characterization of particular molecule fragments related to toxicity, it is not easy to build a precise mechanistic interpretation for their role in biological activity (see for example [19]).
Now, some 40 years later, Ford has built a modern interpretation of its famous racecar that is true to the original's spirit if not to its exact dimensions or mechanical systems.
Concerning the benefit side of renewable electricity promotion, the Muñoz et al. (2007) paper builds on an interpretation of the EU Renewables Directive that provides plenty of room for national priorities and that therefore essentially implies that harmonized support premiums per se are of little value.
The European Centre of Ecotoxicology and Toxicology of Chemicals (ECETOC) formed a dedicated task force to build a framework for the interpretation of biomonitoring data.
Legislative action can build an objective legal framework for health care law, and guide its interpretation and application.
More research is clearly needed to extend the results to graphs in general, and ultimately to build a foundation for a unified interpretation of network complexity as measured by entropy-based functions.
