The phrase "interpretation of the message" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of analyzing or understanding the meaning of a message or communication. Example: "The interpretation of the message was left up to the individual reader, leading to a wide range of differing opinions and conclusions."
The findings indicated that the pragmatic use of disclosure influences the interpretation of the message.
These findings shed light on the pragmatic uses of discourse connectives by corporate speakers and writers as a way to influence the interpretation of the message, and thus succeed in achieving their professional aims.
Schema theory suggests that presenting messages in style that is familiar to the recipient improves comprehension efficiency, because when a receiver has relevant background knowledge, he or she can free up more working memory for analysis and interpretation of the message [4, 5].
Traditionally, diplomatic services have tended to control the interpretation of the message by domestic and foreign publics (selection of media, reducing ambiguity, etc).
"I was educated by Jesuits, and I know enough about religion to say that ours is just one honest interpretation of the message of Jesus played out in a contemporary setting, for a contemporary audience," McGruder tells me as the sun begins to set on the community garden, and the production prepares to wrap up shooting for the day.
A protocol is a set of messages, the rules for exchanging the messages between endpoints, and the semantics for the interpretation of the messages.
In the following section, we present our analysis and interpretation of the messages about health, the body and the shaping of the self.
Though the strength of this research lies in the interpretation of the messages provided by the newspaper articles, readers' comments provide some insight into understanding and concerns regarding VMMC.
But in the 1970s, this fringe interpretation of the Christian message began to find a foothold in mainstream circles.
Manual gestures however often aid the semantic interpretation of the spoken message, and gestures may have played a central role in the earlier evolution of communication.
Unfortunately, our study could not determine the main reason underlying this shift in interpretation of the series' message.
