The phrase "ambiguity of the method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the unclear or vague aspects of a particular method or approach in a given context.
Example: "The ambiguity of the method used in the experiment led to varying interpretations of the results."
Alternatives: "uncertainty of the method" or "vagueness of the method".
We modeled the long-period changes of STEC assuming that the vertical TEC (VTEC) obeys a cubic polynomial of time and estimated their coefficients together with phase ambiguities following the method of Ozeki and Heki (2010).
Al Filreis, the head of the contemporary-writing center at the University of Pennsylvania, thought that the reaction had something to do with the ambiguity of Goldsmith's method.
The effectiveness of the method is justified by analyzing the corresponding ambiguity functions.
The current study concentrates on establishing the basic feasibility of the method but a more extensive study will be required to resolve such ambiguities.
Nevertheless, there are many situations where this method may fail: the occlusion, uniform texture, ambiguity of the low texture, etc.
Although the strength of the method advocated here is keeping phylogenetic information from regions usually discarded in an exclusively static homology framework; it still has the inconvenience of being uninformative on the effect of alignment ambiguity on resampling methods of clade support estimation.
These methods are of great significance to avoid the ambiguity of the solution and obtain the high-precision reconstruction image.
We now want to show that the accuracy is a small fraction of a micropad, say down to Δ m ~ 0.005, which shall allow our chip-oriented method to serve at Δn ≈ 2 × 10−5, nearly the same degree of accuracy as bulky Abbe's refractometers, but with a lot of versatility, and without any of the ambiguities of the Mach-Zehnder methods [ 16].
The ambiguity of the question fascinates me.
And show the ambiguity of the mind".
