The phrase "ambiguous error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an error that is unclear or has multiple interpretations, often in the context of programming or troubleshooting.
Example: "The system returned an ambiguous error, making it difficult to determine the root cause of the issue."
Alternatives: "unclear error" or "vague error".
After I had used NetZero a few times, an ambiguous error message began cropping up on my computer: "691: member ID/ password invalid OR we may have temporary system difficulties".
However, what was considered a legibility or ambiguous error differed in the two groups.
There were statistically significant increases in both ambiguous error subtypes: which eye (0.3%2.5%%, p<0.001) and drug name (0.3%–0.6%, p=0.03).
There were statistically significant increases in the error rates in both ambiguous error subtypes using FormularyScripts, which eye (0.3%2.5%%, p<0.001) and drug name (0.3%–0.6%, p=0.03).
For example, a legibility error on Formulary Script occurred if the circle marked overlapped two medication names, and an ambiguous error on Formulary Script occurred if there was a question about the number next to drug name correlating with the prescribing information.
There was a statistically significant increase in ambiguous errors with FormularyScripts (0.6%2.5%%, p<0.001).
Ambiguous errors increased with FormularyScripts (0.6%2.5%%, p<0.001), likely due to the introduction of new ways to make errors.
If predictions about the outcome of the dominant hand's action are better, because that hand is more reliable and more skilled, then ambiguous errors might be assigned to the less reliable, less predictable non-dominant hand.
"Translational robustness" could be ambiguous but "error minimization" is not a good phrase either because the structure of the code does not minimize errors, it minimizes their effect.
It is extremely dangerous as it makes the comprehension of the geometric errors ambiguous and may make the geometric error identification and compensation less effective.
However, there was an increase in ambiguous type of error suggesting that new ways of creating medication prescribing errors can occur.
