The phrase 'unified interpretation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a shared understanding of something, or when describing a theory or idea that brings together different aspects of a concept or text. Example: The unified interpretation of the poem suggests that the speaker is reaching a newfound understanding of the world around them.
By extending the unified interpretation to include non-spatial memory in the retrieved memory, the fact that replays in the present study reflected all previously experienced trial types (except at the decision point) suggests that replays prepare the brain for unforeseen changes, which would allow continuous switching between subtasks.
This emphasized the self-expression of the actor who, in collaboration with the director, should achieve a unified interpretation of the play.
But four years ago Chinese and Japanese professors abandoned attempts to come up with a unified interpretation of the past, and the recent spats are likely to make cross-country academic panels even less effective.
In Germany the Bundesgerichtshof (Federal Court of Justice) is concerned primarily with a unified interpretation of the law, and there is a separate Bundesverfassungsgericht (Federal Constitutional Court) to deal with constitutional questions.
The concluding remarks underline the potential philosophical interest of such a unified interpretation of Kant's account of reason.
The "abstractionist" approach is quite popular among semantic analyses on hai, as it may lead to a unified interpretation to the scattered different senses attached to a form.
We outline guidelines appropriate to different levels of health-care resources and expertise, aiming to provide advice on diagnosis and treatment, unify interpretation of results, and allow the design of future studies in Asia.
Inspired by the English theatre particularly by the work of actor Charles Kean who had toured Berlin in 1859 and the productions of Franz von Dinglelstedt in Weimar, the "Theatre Duke" sought to create a production style that unified the conception, interpretation, and execution of dramatic works.
Israel's unity government appeared less than unified today in its interpretation of the Palestinian cease-fire effort, with Mr. Peres emphasizing the overall easing of the violence, and other officials stressing the continuing outbreaks of gunfire, an overnight mortar attack in Gaza and the discovery of roadside bombs.
Although some of the features are less pronounced as a result of the spatial constraint of the eggshell, these interpretations unify the gastrulation of C. elegans with the general framework.
She indicated that the narrow interpretation of the statute by the majority destroyed the unified federal standard established by Congress in favor of a piecemeal system of state control.
