"reviewed and interpreted" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when describing the process of analyzing data or a document. For example, "The report was carefully reviewed and interpreted by the team of experts."
C.W.H.: designed and conducted experiments, reviewed and interpreted results and finalized the manuscript.
K.K.: designed and conducted experiments, reviewed and interpreted results and finalized the manuscript.
S.B.: designed and conducted experiments, reviewed and interpreted results and drafted portions of the manuscript.
S.M., C.G., E.M.B., A.R., T.L.Y.-P., D.A.B. and P.L.D.J. reviewed and interpreted results.
In this paper the work on the Theory of Machines by Galilei is reviewed and interpreted.
performed experiments; P.D., N.M.-T., M.L.G. and D.C. H. analyzed data; P.D., N.M.-T., O.S., D.C.H. and K.V.B. performed and/or supervised statistical studies; G.C. performed experiments; S.L., M.S. and E.K.R. reviewed and interpreted data.
The ECG data is not sent out to a human medicine lab but is meticulously edited by our cardiology technical staff and reviewed and interpreted by the clinicians who will make therapy recommendations based upon the results.
Recent experimental and theoretical work clarifying the physical chemistry of blood-protein adsorption from aqueous-buffer solution to various kinds of surfaces is reviewed and interpreted within the context of biomaterial applications, especially toward development of cardiovascular biomaterials.
The consensus panel also describes how CCEEG should be acquired, reviewed and interpreted.
Recent purported detections of baryon poor "dark clusters" are reviewed and interpreted.
This cardiac activity can be reviewed and interpreted in real time using mobile smartphone networks and cloud storage.
