The phrase "ambiguity into" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the transformation of something into a state of ambiguity, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The explanation seemed to turn clarity into ambiguity."
Alternatives: "transform clarity into" or "convert certainty into".
Powell thought that Cheney took intelligence and converted uncertainty and ambiguity into fact.
But the film doesn't bring any ambiguity into this portrait of an outsize F.B.I. man from space.
Le Carré made a name for himself by injecting a sense of moral ambiguity into spy fiction.
As Mr. Woodward puts it: "Powell thought that Cheney took intelligence and converted uncertainty and ambiguity into fact".
A beautiful aristocrat who had once been Queen Henrietta Maria's best friend, Hay's civil war career turned ambiguity into an art form.
With the disclosure that journalists commissioned private investigators to hack into private voice mail messages, reporters and editors crossed a line from moral ambiguity into criminality.
Other voters swept past such ambiguities into old-fashioned racist gibes.
Dizikes says conflicting interests of owners, trainers and jockeys, all of them gamblers, introduced special ambiguities into racing.
In an official directive, which followed years of investigation by church authorities in the United States and Rome, the congregation said Sister Gramick and Father Nugent had allowed "errors and ambiguities" into their discussions of Catholic teaching on homosexuality.
In order to minimize specific task influences, Experiment 1 therefore embedded subject object ambiguities into short stories (presented auditorily).
At every scope and scale, all living entities and cells use information to resolve environmental ambiguities into explicate self-referential biological solutions.
