The phrase "ambiguity associated with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing unclear or vague aspects related to a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The ambiguity associated with the new policy has led to confusion among employees."
Alternatives: "uncertainty linked to" or "vagueness related to".
The longitudinal design of this study reduced the causal ambiguity associated with cross-sectional analyses of the associations between job satisfactions and its effects.
Also in this study, the effect of rotational ambiguity associated with a particular MCR solution under a set of constraints was investigated.
It confirms earlier results that it is not easy to involve operators in the early phases of project due to abstraction and ambiguity associated with early design.
Alternatively, it could remove the logical ambiguity associated with blocking under non-additive conditions, thus permitting blocking as a deductive inference.
The availability of jam thickness data was particularly advantageous because it removed the ambiguity associated with model calibrations that are solely based on water level measurements.
The method removes ambiguity associated with the single-wavelength data and also extends the phase measurement range compared to the conventional single-wavelength interferometry.
The ambiguities associated with the traditional FMEA are handled using Fuzzy Decision Making System (FDMS) and Grey Relation Analysis (GRA).
This technique addresses fundamental ambiguities associated with quantitative BOLD signal analysis; however, its dependence on biophysical modeling creates uncertainty in the resulting oxygen metabolism estimates.
"We believe," he said, "that, with all its flaws and with all the possible ambiguities associated with the budget process, we appreciate having an opportunity for the public to become engaged in a conversation regarding the leadership and how much the community is willing to spend and on what priorities".
Certainly, many of the ambiguities associated with noninvasive echo-Doppler parameters stem from their lack of directness; however, even with such invasive data, thoughtful assessment of diastolic properties requires an understanding of the assumptions upon which the analysis is based, and the various factors that can influence the results.
For a fuzzy semi-number (tilde{u}_h in F_h({mathbb{R}})), H-value and H-ambiguity associated with (s_{h}) are defined by the following relations: 1. (text{ HV } tilde{u}_h)=int _0^h{s_h alpha )[overline{u} alpha )+underline{u} alpha )]mathrm{d}alpha }), 2.
