"dubious interpretations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are expressing doubt or skepticism about a particular interpretation of something. For example, "The professor offered some dubious interpretations of Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird which many in the class disagreed with."
The Supreme Court's conservative majority has been using dubious interpretations of standing, statutes of limitations and similar doctrines to close the courthouse to litigants with legitimate claims.
Witnessing his doctrine undergo a medley of dubious interpretations, Peirce eventually dissociated himself from them by calling his own view "pragmaticism," a term he called so ugly as to be safe from uninformed use.
Instead of trying to put John and Jane together in a scene, Cusk could imagine how John would describe it later, to a friend, leaving Jane's side to be gleaned from his elisions and exaggerations and dubious interpretations.
There has been ineptness at the polls — an elections official in Mississippi wrongly purged 10,000 voters from the rolls in March while using her home computer — as well as dubious interpretations of state laws, including the "no match, no vote" laws, which require a voter's registration information to match precisely that of government documents.
On Thursday, Omid Safi, head of Islamic studies at Duke University, testified that the officers offered "highly dubious" interpretations to the couple, who have been depicted by their defence attorney as poor drug addicts who spent their days holed up in their basement playing video games.
It was also based on rigid guidelines, using simple items hardly subject to dubious interpretations.
Do they rely on the CIA's much criticised and dubious interpretation of what constitutes an "imminent threat"?
The prison service's operating body the National Offender Management Service (NOMS)—on the other hand, has been persisting with a dubious interpretation of the act.
Few other edges, however, remain of dubious interpretation, as it may occur when a protein, which participates in different functions, is linked to proteins that participate in an additional function.
Interestingly, Jones's email then asks Overpeck to write something and adds: "What we want is good honest stuff, warts and all, dubious dating, interpretation marginally better etc".
These recommendations indicate that: 1) CI for effect sizes are preferable to p-values, 2) inferences drawn by comparing p-values are dubious, and 3) interpretation of a lack of significance as evidence of no effect is usually incorrect.
