It depends on the context in which it is used. "Intricate interpretation" can be correct and usable if it is used to describe a complex and nuanced understanding or analysis of something. It is often used in written English when discussing literature, art, or other forms of expression that require careful examination and analysis. Example: The novel's intricate interpretation of the protagonist's inner struggle left a lasting impact on the reader.
Marx was one of the great infighters of all time, and a lot of his writing was topical and ad hominem — no-holds-barred disputes with thinkers now obscure and intricate interpretations of events largely forgotten.
Comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography ((GC times GC)) provides high-resolution separation across hundreds, sometimes thousands, of crude oil hydrocarbons, thus unlocking unprecedented information for intricate quantitative interpretation.
Comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography ((GC times GC)) provides high-resolution separations across hundreds of compounds in a complex mixture, thus unlocking unprecedented information for intricate quantitative interpretation.
Markers of iron storage and transport, ferritin and transferrin, may also act as acute phase reactants which may further intricate the interpretation of their values with regard to iron status, though there was no evidence of confounding by inflammation in our study.
Because it was evident that Steele had technically followed the rules of engagement, the reprimand carefully faulted Steele for his "intricate and questionable" interpretation of the rules, and noted that he had been unclear with his soldiers, resulting in the deaths of "five unarmed people".
Islam's supposed militancy (collectively reinforced by generations of European experts on Islam) thus emerges to blot out the complicating record of such "Islamic" achievements as Andalusian culture, Arabic science and mathematics, the intricate discipline of Koranic interpretation.
Culled from thousands of found video clips collected from the Internet, movies and television, Brambilla's piece Civilization is an intricate and complex artistic interpretation of the heaven, hell and purgatory depicted in Dante's Inferno.
Each features intricate stitching, which is her interpretation of the tribal scarification patterns found in Benin.
Like Embers, the novella recounts a dramatically charged meeting after a gap of decades, and it has a similarly intricate symbolism and openness to interpretation.
