The phrase 'ambiguity for' is not correct and would not be usable in written English.
You could use the phrase 'ambiguity of' instead. Example: The ambiguity of the situation caused a lot of confusion.
In this paper, we ignore the integer ambiguity for simplicity and choose the parameters for simulations and experiments to avoid ambiguous measurements.
I do not like ambiguity for ambiguity's sake.
In "Star Wars," there was no moral ambiguity for the audience.
Ms. Mussmann seems to be fascinated by ambiguity for its own sake.
We've been allowed to revel and wallow in our ambivalence and ambiguity for years.
The consequence of this ambiguity for what used to be called "high politics" has been dire.
We investigate the implications of different types of semantic ambiguity for connectionist models of word recognition.
It may help you create a challenge that balances direction and ambiguity, for a great learning experience.
The agency said this had "created an atmosphere of doubt and ambiguity for success of the Moscow talks".
In both birther camps, opponents look to ancestral origins as the smoking gun, and ride the ambiguity for the duration.
The benefit of the new representation is that it practically tolerates inherent ambiguity for example due to occlusions.
