The phrase "allowing ambiguity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where flexibility or uncertainty is permitted or encouraged, such as in discussions about language, interpretation, or decision-making.
Example: "The author's writing style is unique, often allowing ambiguity that invites readers to draw their own conclusions."
Alternatives: "permitting vagueness" or "embracing uncertainty".
Allowing ambiguities obviously increases the size of the search space and very relaxed ambiguous searches may need to use a more stringent p-value accordingly.
Each interview transcript was read and coded by more than one member of the research team, thereby ensuring rigorous comparison of coding of the same data by multiple researchers and allowing ambiguities in coding to be resolved by discussion amongst the researchers [ 6].
I asked Rabin if Hamilton had allowed ambiguity to enter the relationships among Gunn, Abush, and herself.
Using words that allow ambiguity can permit a much richer and more valuable discussion about the economy than one can have using only precise terms like GDP.
He stresses that it is a mistake, rampant among "moral relativists" and "multiculturalists", to allow ambiguity in moral questions to elide the fact that there must be concrete answers to how values can and do contribute to or detract from human flourishing -- from the happiness, prosperity and success of a given society and the individuals who comprise it.
Part of the complexity in this case comes from the fact that we have allowed ambiguity codes to be used in the reference transcript assembly.
UML is a widespread language used in both industry and academia, despite the fact that its semantics is still informal and allows ambiguities.
The tracking ability of the gamma-ray detector allows ambiguities in the positron emission tomography or SPECT data set to be resolved, which would otherwise cause events to be rejected in a standard non-tracking system.
The tracking ability of the gamma-ray detector allows ambiguities in the data set to be resolved which would otherwise cause events to be rejected in standard non-tracking system.
