The phrase "ambiguity on whether" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing uncertainty or lack of clarity regarding a specific issue or decision.
Example: "There is ambiguity on whether the new policy will be implemented next year."
Alternatives: "uncertainty about whether" or "lack of clarity on whether".
"Whereas Brand X found statutory ambiguity on whether ISPs are telecommunications providers, the decision found no statutory ambiguity on whether the FCC gets to answer that question," he writes (emphasis mine).
At some point state and federal lawmakers (and even those in other countries) are going to have to sit down and write a stricter definition of Bitcoin that will remove any ambiguity on whether or not it should be classified as currency or property.
It must be noted that in some cases there is some ambiguity on whether these state-specific regulations apply to clinical studies; the conservative approach is to ensure the lab has the state certification.
However, in some MTCs there may be some ambiguity on whether slightly or modestly different regimens (for example, different doses or schedules for administering drugs or drugs belonging to the same class) should be treated as a single node or separate nodes.
Given the political realities on both sides, much of those negotiations are likely to be confidential and may involve a creative use of ambiguity on issues like whether Iran should be allowed to continue enriching uranium.
His "evolving" position had more in common with Israel's strategic ambiguity on the question of whether it has nuclear weapons.
Bale said Corbyn "does need to think carefully about whether his ambiguity on the issue is quite as cunningly clever as many commentators seem to believe".
"I think that the statute is at best ambiguous on whether this money can be recycled or whether this money must be returned to the Treasury, and given the ambiguity, the Treasury Department certainly has grounds for interpreting it the way they want to interpret it, so I think that's what they're going to do with the money unless Congress tells them differently".
For nurses, the ambiguities centred on whether they should take part in the patient consultations with doctors, while for the secretaries it was how to deal with draft discharge letters that did not conform to the standard form.
There was no ambiguity on this night.
"There is no ambiguity on that point.
