The phrase "ambiguous body" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where the physical form or structure is unclear or open to multiple interpretations.
Example: "The artist's sculpture was an ambiguous body, leaving viewers to question its meaning and purpose."
Alternatives: "unclear form" or "vague figure".
In addition, comparison with studies on accidental hypothermia is ambiguous since body temperature in accidental hypothermia is substantially lower as compared with TH.
Some Boundary Transgressed is filled with so many ambiguous facial expressions, body language, and pop culture references that it's impossible to tell where the boundaries are and whether they've been violated.
The purpose of this paper is to answer the following questions: Are we able to appropriately measure this ambiguous construct of body awareness by self-report in a clinical context outside of a laboratory?
That's how we got "The Fear Factor," a show that can best be described as extreme "Friends" -- three guys, three girls, great bodies, ambiguous jobs, ridiculous situations.
This inclusive and consistent database renders sometimes ambiguous or amorphous bodies of evidence concrete, and highlights some of the most promising avenues for continued research by schizophrenia geneticists.
Darrin M. Wright and Kristin Clotfelter entered, and the whole cast launched into a relaxed, lush phrase in which an arm was flung casually down in front of the body, an ambiguous gesture that read as nonchalant in one moment and despairing the next.
I like the idea of these images evoking an ambiguous kinship with the body, that people might relate to in different ways, and consider their own physicality and fascination with the human body.
Each rhymes ambiguous imagery of gyrating bodies with dynamics of disparate pictorial techniques.
The two APAs -- the American Psychological and Psychiatric Associations -- and the American Medical Association, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and growing numbers of therapists of all schools recognize the biological innateness of gender identity and its manifestations, contrary to her belief that "[t]he medical evidence for a mismatch between brains and bodies is ambiguous".
