The phrase "shape interpretations" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of influencing or guiding how something is understood or perceived. Example: The media's biased reporting served to shape interpretations of the political candidate's actions.
In [8], an overview of different shape interpretations based on the computed eigenvalues is given.
We integrated insights from symbolic interaction theory and a cultural frames approach to investigate the microprocesses through which cultural frames shape interpretations of violent behaviour.
Even though our analysis is based on just one city, this study provides a general foundation for investigating how cultural frames shape interpretations of behaviour.
(Rita Mae Brown, Starting From Scratch, New York: Bantam, 1988) What we call things matters – reports of medical errors "channel attention, shape interpretations and serve as springboards for action"[ 1].
Hexagonal geometry represents the maximal shape interpretation of equilibrium and is the highest expression of chirality in all dynamic biologic systems.
One hallmark of historically informed performances can be breathless speed, which this new ensemble avoided in the spacious tempos of its polished and elegantly shaped interpretations.
Moral philosophers have sought a greater role for ethics in shaping interpretations of constitutional law in life and death cases.
As nations adopt regulatory measures for e-cigarettes, it is imperative to understand how approaches to risk, cost-benefit, and trade-offs have shaped interpretations of evidence.
The title sensitises a reader and shapes interpretation.
Throughout the evening, Mr. Bell and Mr. Haywood played with passionate flair, beginning with a beautifully shaped interpretation of Mendelssohn's Violin Sonata in F.
Mr. Feltsman began his program of repertory favorites with a warm-toned, insightful and beautifully shaped interpretation of Mozart's Fantasy in D minor (K. 397).
