"series of interpretations" is correct and usable in written English
Example: The novel was open to a series of interpretations, causing debate among literary critics.
In his later years, Picasso embarked on a series of interpretations of some of his favourite paintings.
Bigger is offered a series of interpretations for his crimes -- legal, religious, ideological, interpersonal -- and rejects them all; each distorts the significance of his experience.
A single image of, say, a girl in a tree will inspire a series of interpretations in different colours and styles.
The Arendt phrase, used first in a 1949 article and again in the 1951 book "The Origins of Totalitarianism," has been the subject of a series of interpretations in the last few years.
It offers a series of interpretations of Biblical texts meant to evoke the uniqueness of the Bible as a written text which nevertheless makes it possible to hear the divine word.
A series of interpretations of its structure and origin [2]-[4] has culminated in the view that the Bank essentially duplicates the atolls of the Pacific [5].
Following the phylogenetic tree introduction, students completed a group homework featuring a diagonal phylogenetic tree of chordates accompanied by a series of interpretation questions.
Two weeks before the comprehensive final exam, students completed a course review homework that included a series of interpretation questions for a diagonal phylogenetic tree of tetrapods.
A line from Eliot Weinberger's book An Elemental Thing, it is one in a series of dream interpretations from the Locondons in Mexico that reminded Robles de Medina of his own Surinamese dream interpretations.
First, I don't think there is a series of objective interpretations, objective criteria that vary county by county.
1957 Creates a series of 58 interpretations of Velazquez's Las Meninas 1953 Gilot leaves Picasso because of his adultery and abuse.
