The phrase 'interpretive work' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an act of interpreting, to interpretive writing, or to interpretive analysis. For example, "We asked the researcher to provide an interpretive work on the poem."
In fact, no theory of constitutional interpretation dictates an interpretive result, for theoretical accounts do no interpretive work.
To determine that (or at least try to; interpretation doesn't always succeed) you have to do a lot of interpretive work.
Jim Secord, who was chairing the discussion, added: "There are certain types of religious tradition that require more interpretive work.
It all depends: "If the statute is genuinely ambiguous, such that overturning the officer's judgment requires hard interpretive work, then the officer has made a reasonable mistake.
But apart from his curatorial and interpretive work on behalf of other composers, Mr. Sheffer has been writing works of his own.
Ulrich's interpretive work is grounded, as it must be, on a total mastery of innumerable physical details, up to and including the procedures used in making each object.
Among his more influential interpretive works was "The Struggle for Palestine" (Norton, 1950), a revision of his doctoral thesis, which is still regarded as an illuminating look at the emergence of Israel as a nation.
For one of his many experimental interpretive works, a "re-creation" of "La Cantatrice Chauve" ("The Bald Soprano"), the absurdist "anti-play" by Eugène Ionesco, he composed the entire dialogue and stage directions in numerous, often jarring typefaces to represent different characters in conversation.
Is the initial interpretive working hypothesis of possible marginalisation confirmed or disconfirmed upon further analysis?
The world of the classical guitar has become appealingly chaotic over the last few decades, in much the same way the new-music world has: players with traditional tastes and interpretive instincts work alongside guitarists steeped in pop and folk sensibilities, with avant-gardists and world-music devotees contributing new textures and languages to the mainstream.
We may find that some interpretive approaches work better for some of the five, some for others.
