"interpretative difficulties" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe challenges or complications in understanding or explaining something. Example: The poem's complex symbolism and obscure language present interpretative difficulties for many readers.
Most physicists bypass these philosophical resolutions of the interpretative difficulties of QM, and revert instead to some version of the Bohr interpretation or the early Heisenberg's positivistic, anti-metaphysical approach.
The Tractatus is notorious for its interpretative difficulties.
The Consolation of Philosophy presents interpretative difficulties of a different order from the logical works or the theological treatises.
If we bear in mind that Aristotle approaches all these activities within the broader context of his teleological explanatory framework, then at least some of the highly polemicized interpretative difficulties which have grown up around his works in this area, particularly the Poetics, may be sharply delimited.
However, there are considerable interpretative difficulties here, due in part to various artifacts of the secondary literature, and due as well to the significant differences in how Kant argues for the Highest Good in each of the three Critiques and in Religion.
The frequent leakage did not cause interpretative difficulties.
While not strictly a contradiction, this constellation of views does present a serious interpretative difficulty.
By including a wide range of image quality, length and interpretative difficulty, the exam was intended to be fairly difficult.
However, Kant's discussion of the principle has been thought to pose a number of serious interpretative and philosophical difficulties, including the following: (1) How are the various formulations of the principle related?
The reports concerning Democritus' ethical views pose a number of interpretative problems, including the difficulty of deciding which fragments are genuinely Democritean (see above, section 1).
Our raters' difficulties with the interpretative questions might have been a function of issues with the NOS, which could be related to the broader challenge of assessing the quality of observational studies.
