The phrase "ambiguous explanations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to explanations that are unclear or open to multiple interpretations.
Example: "The teacher's ambiguous explanations left the students confused about the assignment."
Alternatives: "vague explanations" or "unclear explanations".
The physician needs to know that both the mathematical and the ambiguous explanation of "statistical risk" are affected by the individual's experiences with ambiguity.
It was that tight, although how much of this was understood by the crowd, informed of the possibilities only by an ambiguous explanation on their scorecards, is uncertain.
Seven years after The Sopranos finished, the perennial question 'Did Tony live or die at the end?' has resurfaced due to an interview in which creator David Chase appeared to declare that the mob boss did live on, but fortunately he has since added some wonderfully ambiguous explanation of the final scene.
So far, hydrochory and zoochory gave us ambiguous explanation for the fruit shell's function.
Avoid using ambiguous language and explanations.
Both Mr. Audiard and Mr. Bidegain admit that the title, "A Prophet," is ambiguous, with an explanation that emerges only gradually during the film.
The ways by which the majority of the teachers replied (to questions for which they had to use natural selection without its being suggested), refer us back to the aforementioned ambiguous, vague, and unclear explanations mixed with teleological connotations in the textbooks, which, notably, are the only ones published and made available to teachers.
Yet, it can still be difficult to cull through the vague explanations and ambiguous descriptions.
There are myriad possible explanations for ambiguous and conflicting results among these phylogenetic studies.
Strong evidence requires solid physical and or genetic evidence, while weak evidence results from more ambiguous conclusions when alternative explanations or potential false positives are prevalent.
