The phrase "the common interpretation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular interpretation that is shared by many people. For example, "The common interpretation of the text is that it's a metaphor for the power of nature."
But the common interpretation is understandable.
He was just a head behind Master Minded at Punchestown in April and, although the common interpretation of that form is that the winner was below his best, it could also be that Big Zeb isn't really far behind him.
The digitization of books has facilitated the rerelease of a spate of nonfiction works years or decades after their initial publication, and in some cases the common interpretation of their subject matter has evolved or changed significantly.
In competitions sanctioned by the U.S.G.A., on the professional tours, in club championships, most other tournaments and organized leagues, golfers do their best to play by U.S.G.A. rules — or the common interpretation of them.
The common interpretation was the Heat remembered who they are and the Pacers stood no chance, as Linda Robertson writes in The Miami Herald, the resurrection of the Big Three arriving in heroic fashion.
She said the common interpretation of the exemption to cover records about things government personnel are instructed to do could not be reconciled with the ordinary meaning of the "12 simple words" at issue and particularly "the key word in that dozen" — "personnel".
The formal systems discussed here are compatible with all of the common interpretations of probability, but obviously, in concrete applications, certain interpretations of probability will fit more naturally than others.
In the secondary literature, the most common interpretation of the reason for the allegorical form is that the allegory is an heuristic device that makes the difficult and abstract message easier to understand.
He would say 'he's my father and I support my father.' " Missteps Along the Trail The most common interpretation of the 1978 campaign is that Mr. Bush was a wonderful campaigner and natural-born politician.
The purpose of this review is to discuss the most common interpretation pitfalls in the purview of head and neck PET/CT and how to avoid them.
The most common interpretation of the ash mounds based on excavations at Budihal and Utner is that they are remains of cattle pens or efforts to rid settlements of cow dung [56].
