The phrase "ambiguity analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are examining or evaluating unclear or vague aspects of a text, situation, or data.
Example: "The ambiguity analysis revealed several interpretations of the legal document that could lead to different outcomes."
Alternatives: "uncertainty evaluation" or "vagueness assessment".
In Section 6 and Section 7, comprehensive simulation and analysis are presented, including bit error rate (BER) performance, ambiguity analysis, multiple target detection, detection threshold, and detection probability.
To analyze the influence of code bias on precise positioning and validate the effectiveness of the correction methods, some applications such as single point positioning (SPP), wide-lane (WL) ambiguity analysis and Uncalibrated Phase Delays (UPDs) estimation are conducted.
The extended ambiguity analysis implemented for the MusDiv (9) SNPs and associated array probes will be extended to all SNPs in the database for which flanking sequence is available.
They knew about modernism, about ambiguity and analysis, transgression and shattered form.
In the paper, the performance of the estimation of 3-D position of a target (TPE) in parasitic SAR is obtained analytically and illustrated by computer simulation using ambiguity function analysis, and the maximum likelihood estimate (MLE) approach.
In this paper, ambiguity function analysis of CE-OFDM RadCom signals is provided.
One might wonder why, despite its ambiguity, phonemic analysis is nevertheless widely used in the Western tradition of phonological descriptions.
Sixth, the questions of the FQLP implicitly require a high degree of education, since words such as "metaphor", "ambiguity", "rational analysis" or "intuitively" must be readily understood.
The most dramatic result obtained by a type-theory-plus-ambiguity-axiom analysis came when Ronald Jensen [1969] noticed that if we weaken TST to a theory called TSTU by allowing the existence of urelemente (distinct empty sets) then it is easy to prove the consistency of the axioms of typical ambiguity.
These problems were primarily solved in terms of reference, since different suppositiones picked out different ranges of individuals".[5] One can see therefore why Bacon, through his concern with the central role of applied logic in guarding against ambiguity, saw the analysis of equivocation as central to the analysis of language.
Topics include "Ambiguity and language analysis", "Firth things first", "A 'C' change", and "The empiricists strike back".
