The phrase "allows unambiguous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that provides clarity or eliminates confusion in communication or interpretation.
Example: "The new software design allows unambiguous data entry, reducing the chances of errors."
Alternatives: "ensures clarity" or "provides clear understanding."
We classify received pulse trains hierarchically which allows unambiguous detection of the subpatterns using a sliding window.
Our approach allows unambiguous identification of mutations in the active gene with a straightforward long-range-PCR/NGS method.
Graphical analysis allows unambiguous verification of the nature of the species reacting with the electrode and estimation of its rate constant.
In particular, it allows unambiguous mass identification of super heavy nuclei with a resolution better than 1 amu at the level of 300 amu.
Time resolution achieved at the trigger level is ∼4 ns (rms) that allows unambiguous tagging of bunch crossings which occur every 25 ns.
"Up until now bulk techniques using large compounds were used, but we look at specific compounds," Jim points out, which allows unambiguous characterisation of specific groups of people, defining the region they lived in and the foodstuffs they ate.
This approach allowed unambiguous assignment of all fragment ions using tandem mass spectrometer and provided adequate sensitivity and selectivity.
Respective comparative analyses revealed that both loci were sufficiently variable to allow unambiguous genetic discrimination between different trichomonad species.
Key elements are clear objectives, controls that allow unambiguous interpretation, and avoidance of bias by proper randomization and appropriate blinding.
This allowed unambiguous identification of six metabolites, i.e., dechlorogriseofulvin, dechlorodehydrogriseofulvin, griseofulvin, dehydrogriseofulvin, mevastatin acid, and mevastatin.
According to the definition, both n-APMI and n-CPMI are partitioning models that splits chemical space into disjoin groups and allow unambiguous model identification.
