"partisan interpretation" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe an interpretation of something which has a clear bias or political agenda. For example, "The newspaper ran an article on the election which contained a partisan interpretation of the candidate's policies."
We cannot simply rely on what may be a hasty partisan interpretation of the facts.
Yet Mr. Klavan's confident partisan interpretation seemed to grant this film too little and too much at once.
That's the most partisan interpretation of what happened three days ago in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory.
I heard John Kerry's stump speech, and I believe that a less partisan interpretation would note its emphasis on specific American values, including the separation of church and state, a reluctance to start avoidable wars, and a desire to solve domestic problems.
Nadler and other House chairs said in a statement that a summary of Mueller's findings provided to Congress by Barr "may be a partisan interpretation of the facts". Other Democrats pointed to a 2018 letter Barr penned arguing that the president could not obstruct justice, suggesting Trump chose him to lead the department to shield himself from accountability.
"We cannot simply rely on what may be a hasty partisan interpretation of the facts". White House adviser Kellyanne Conway congratulated the president in a tweet, saying the report was "a gift for the 2020 election".
"The commission has agreed among its members not to feed the partisan political environment by appearing in any partisan forums or contributing to partisan interpretations of our report," he said.
Fox programming, such as The O'Reilly Factor meshed adversarial reporting, cable era speed, and openly partisan interpretations of the news.
Not to mention the fact that the tenets of Christianity are themselves subject to partisan and subjective interpretation.
Marcuse, a partisan of a Diltheian interpretation, approached the position of the first Hegelian left, ending up in what critics saw as a neoromantic anarchism.
Contradictory facts "prompt partisans to consider interpretations or implications they think could be misleading to a naïve and vulnerable audience of others.
