"interpretation via" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It typically means understanding or explaining something through a particular perspective or method. For example: "The author's books often require interpretation via a feminist lens to fully grasp the underlying themes." This means that to fully understand the themes in the author's books, one must analyze them from a feminist perspective.
18 In our study, the term 'language line' is used to describe telephone interpretation via single or dual handset phones whereby the interpreter is located outside of the immediate clinical setting, providing real-time interpretation as the parties speak.
In this section, we define the terms 'labor allocation' and 'structural change' and discuss their geometrical interpretation via simplexes and trajectories.
Scientific theory is thus taken to be a syntactically formulated set of theoretical sentences (axioms, theorems, and laws) together with their interpretation via correspondence sentences.
The mentor instructed the NP on probe position and US machine settings and provided real-time guidance and image interpretation via encrypted video conferencing software using an Internet service provider.
However its statistical properties do not allow a classical interpretation via a generative model based on a simple multiplicative process.
Third, a domain-centric analysis of asymmetry uniquely enables biological interpretation via functional investigation of the asymmetrically evolving domains.
In this report, we systematically unravel complicated data interpretations via comprehensive analyses of technological benefits, pitfalls, and challenges in frequently used mouse models and discuss their translational relevance to human stem cell biology.
Thirdly, the researchers will confront the participants with their interpretations via e-mail or via a focus group meeting.
These were the CBM as used by Blackwell and Holmes (2010), with imagery generation of interpretations via auditory stimuli ('IGen-Auditory'), an imagery generation of interpretations via pictorial stimuli ('IGen-Picture') CBM as described by Holmes et al. (2008) and a CBM of appraisals (Lang, Moulds, & Holmes, 2009).
As an additional validation step for the most complex case – that of the metal finishing company – we confirmed the investigators' findings and interpretations via a review of the written case by the president of the company.
The paradigm targeted this interpretation bias via positive mental imagery and originated in the work by Mathews and Mackintosh (2000).
