The phrase "ambiguous behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or conduct that are unclear or open to multiple interpretations.
Example: "The employee's ambiguous behavior during the meeting left everyone confused about their true intentions."
Alternatives: "unclear actions" or "vague conduct".
Unlike attempts to attract attention and win concessions with ambiguous behavior, consensual and collective practice of ambiguity can sometimes help resolve antagonistic disputes.
Ironically, by doing that, Bill is exhibiting the very ambiguous behavior mentioned in the article.
Early simulations pointed an ambiguous behavior for the response of the matrix chains to the introduction of the nanoparticles.
MOSCOW: Ambiguous behavior, doctrines and statements have gained popularity as foreign policy instruments among great and smaller powers alike over the last decade.
"This more negative moral impression led people to rate ambiguous behavior by another organization member as more suspicious – even when the prior transgression was purely self-serving," wrote Sawaoka and Monin.
Your code further confuses the issue by describing "ambiguous behavior" that "may be offensive whether or not it is harassment". No reasonable person can know with certainty precisely what speech is proscribed.
"It tests whether symbolic body movements affect the interpretation of ambiguous behaviors by increasing the accessibility of learned movement-congruent concepts," they wrote.
They read a story about a fictional character, Donald, who is depicted as engaging in a number of ambiguous behaviors, many of which could be interpreted as hostile.
Bargh's interpretation of this study is that the subjects perceived the hostile trait adjectives preconsciously, and that this preconscious processing automatically activated a negative, hostile schema which then guided the interpretation of Donald's ambiguous behaviors.
The chapter presents a learning controller that has been designed for the control of mobile microrobots, which belong to the class of nonlinear, time-variant systems with ambiguous inverse behavior.
Finding one would not reveal the magneto-receptors themselves, but it would prove that such a sense exists, with no need to interpret often-ambiguous human behavior.
