"interpret differently" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
For example, "The two sides of the argument should be interpreted differently."
The gesture everyone seems to interpret differently".
"I feel differently, I interpret differently, more toward the mystical".
The option can be exercised in certain circumstances, which the two sides interpret differently.
It will pay homage to the principle of two states and recite the relevant, long-ago United Nations resolutions, which both sides know by heart but interpret differently.
Leaders may interpret differently the reasons that the top one per cent of Americans now control about two-fifths of the nation's wealth, while the bottom ninety per cent control about a fifth — down a third from 1989; they may disagree about how, or whether it is wise, to mitigate the trend toward inequality.
But you should also avoid words that your audience may interpret differently than your colleagues would.
Semantics refers to the ways in which language is interpreted differently in different context, environments or in different institutional cultures.
But, he added: "Unfitness is interpreted differently by different teams..
Clearly the words "feminism", "equality" and "women's rights" are interpreted differently in different contexts.
Hillary Clinton's landslide victory in West Virginia yesterday was interpreted differently by different observers, if by "interpreted" you mean spun.
For instance, the ecological context of a problem will be interpreted differently by different species.
