"contradictory interpretation" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a situation where different individuals or groups interpret a statement, action, or event in conflicting or opposing ways. Example: The politician's statement about increased taxes was met with contradictory interpretations from the public; some understood it as necessary for funding important public services, while others saw it as a burden on middle-class families.
In addition, such contradictory interpretation could be explained, with possible reason that competencies tested by PISA and referred to by the variables do not correspond well with content covered by teaching in these three countries.
His latest project is a crowdfunded film called Tombstone Rashomon, which is set to depict not one, but five versions of the infamous gunfight at the O.K. Corral, by using the Rashomon effect: defined as "a contradictory interpretation of the same event by different people," showcased in Akira Kurosawa's landmark film.
The argument related not to the quality of evidence but to its contradictory interpretation and the selective sourcing by government of evidence to suit its purpose (See Box 3).
Indeed, as also reported by others, the presentation of evidence suggesting the effectiveness of fiscal policies to reduce unhealthy behaviours only stimulated discussion about its potential for contradictory interpretation and the selective sourcing of evidence by government to suit its purpose.
"We have political positions and several contradictory interpretations of the law.
He once complained that this had led to nonsensical and "contradictory interpretations of the novel".
Later scholars, studying these passages, offered different, and sometimes contradictory, interpretations.
While the characters continually refer to the Biblical Fall, Schulze keeps the allusion from becoming ponderous by offering contradictory interpretations.
The emerging consensus on postwar Iraq vague, like Resolution 1441 itself, and possibly subject to contradictory interpretations.
And judges can't figure out what it means, either.On July 22nd two appeals courts offered utterly contradictory interpretations.
Evidence from the lower end of the femur would have been more convincing, he said, but that was missing, and other cited evidence could have contradictory interpretations.
