The phrase "go through an interview" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when referring to the process of being interviewed for a job or other position. For example, "I had to go through an interview before I was offered the job."
"In Jersey," Mr. Henry said, "you have to go through an interview process declaring wealth, guaranteeing a minimum annual tax payment and providing social references".
But I'm not going to really go through an interview responding to every yahoo in the world who wants to throw up a canard.
Even when men are on the verge of becoming members at Troon, they must go through an interview process which provides a snapshot of golf's commonly laughable self-importance.
For example, drivers are almost treated as Uber's own workforce, having to go through an interview and test process.
Prior to being appointed in September 2010, Brennan had indicated that he would not be willing to go through an interview process to secure the job.
Most applicants to the scheme are accepted, but students go through an interview to both introduce the mentoring scheme to them and assess their suitability for the project.
I took a math and English exam, went through an interview, and got accepted to their program.
Drivers who turn them in are "going through an interview process to determine what their needs are," Mrs. Schmit said.
Going through an interview is one of the first steps involved in filling a job.
After applying, and going through an interview process, I was 1 of 10 students (out of hundreds of applicants) to be selected for the very first W2CW cohort.
One such measure would make changes to the visa waiver program, which allows residents of certain countries to visit the U.S. without a visa and without going through an interview.
