"received interpretation" is a correct phrase in written English
You can use it to describe someone's opinion or interpretation of something that is widely accepted or "received". For example, "Many people have a received interpretation of the novel, but I think the author's intended message is something different."
It is a country where allegations of apostasy departing from Islam, or merely straying slightly from the received interpretation of the faith have often been deployed as a lethal weapon in political power struggles.
Herman agrees that acts having moral worth must be done from the moral motive, but argues that the received interpretation of Kant is wrong in assuming that inclination must not be present.
The concept of ICERs and ACERs is discussed, and the received interpretation of them is highlighted.
The received interpretation of ICERs is given by Siegel et al (1996b), whereby ICERs should be estimated as the incremental cost-effectiveness only between those strategies not subject to dominance or extended dominance, that is, those on the efficient frontier.
This year's event, entitled "The World May Be Fantastic", explores the ways in which contemporary artists create fictions to challenge received interpretations of the world.
While this determination to avoid pinning Foucault down makes intrinsic sense (where the intention is to encourage the proliferation of Foucault's ideas rather than impose upon them the constraints of received interpretations of his work), this effort to keep Foucault open so as to maintain the versatility, productivity and indeed fecundity of his work, has become an dogma of its own.
" Pray to receive interpretation, I Corinthians 14 13, "For this reason the one who speaks in a tongue should pray that they [those present] may interpret what they say.
All children who received negative interpretation training also completed a short benign interpretation training, consisting of five ambiguous social scenarios, each with two interpretations as before.
During the training, each participant received simplified interpretation instructions and a 10-minute tutorial to explain the interpretation instructions for each of the RDTs.
Specifically, children who received negative interpretation training were given the opportunity to complete a short benign interpretation training to eliminate any negative effects of the experiment (see Figure 1 for an outline of the experimental procedure).
Sixty-one percent reported that the parent never or rarely received oral interpretation services at school, while 7percentt reported that the parent always enjoyed such services.
