"generate an interpretation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in academic and analytical writing to describe the process of creating a meaning or understanding from a text or information. Example: "The purpose of this study is to generate an interpretation of the author's use of symbolism in the novel."
How such a system determines absolute lightness under varying illumination conditions to generate a consistent interpretation of surface lightness remains an unsolved problem.
Thus, when a graph can be interpreted in multiple ways, people attend to a single dimension (e.g., size) in a specific order (e.g., taller bar first), which may generate a specific interpretation of the graph (e.g., "the taller bar is on the left").
More generally, it has long been supposed that the process of gyrification reflects cortical connectivity; however, without a clear understanding of the mechanics, it has been difficult to generate a specific interpretation of the nature or direction of this association.
Then, we will generate a global interpretation of the text in relation to the objectives of the research to organize the whole discourse and to link it to the context (symbolic configuration).
In this phase of our analysis we moved beyond assessing whether interaction had helped to generate a new interpretation of how to facilitate countries that lack domestic capacity to fulfil their obligations.
The advantage of distribution-based methods is that the values are easy to generate in contrast with the work needed to generate an anchor-based interpretation.
The main difference among the keyboard manufacturers is that each manufacturer has its own programming of source code, producing a different communication protocol, generating an improper interpretation of the function established.
The iterative approach of the multidisciplinary team drawing on a number of data sources was able to generate a more trustworthy interpretation than would have been achieved otherwise.
With the combination of T2-weighted (T2W), diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI), dynamic contrast-enhanced (DCE), and magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS), the radiologist is now able to generate a more useful interpretation to supplement clinical findings.
For works based on The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny, the artists utilized Kurt Weill's original operatic score, creating nets of butcher's twine and gold paint to stretch over the pages, generating a new interpretation of the piece.
