The phrase "ambiguous identity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a person's identity is unclear or open to multiple interpretations.
Example: "The character in the novel struggles with an ambiguous identity, making it difficult for readers to understand their true motivations."
Alternatives: "unclear identity" or "vague identity".
The Explorer, in short, had a case of ambiguous identity.
Naipaul presses on, further into their ambiguous identity.
Since the beginning of the Korean diaspora, Korean Americans have continued to occupy the in-between spaces of ambiguous identity.
Horse_ebooks and Pronunciation Book aren't the first art projects to rile people and leave them feeling betrayed; net art often makes use of ambiguous identity and deliberate misdirection.
Gevisser, a prominent journalist and biographer of Thabo Mbeki, is acutely aware of the historical ironies in his story, not least because of his own ambiguous identity as the gay son of Jewish Lithuanian immigrants to South Africa.
Even the novel's title hints at Agastya's ambiguous identity: named after a mythological saint, he is nonetheless so westernized that people have taken to calling him August, or just plain English.
They are objects with ambiguous identities, suffused with anxiety – unheimlich, as Freud would say.
There is a fine psychological thriller about divided loyalties and ambiguous identities buried with all the rubble and the maimed bodies, and Mr. Han and Ms. Kim play their slightly absurd roles with brisk sincerity.
Ambiguous Identities (Verso, 1991, with Immanuel Wallerstein), Masses, Classes, Ideas (Routledge, 1994), The Philosophy of Marx (Verso 1995), Spinoza and Politics (Verso 1998), Politics and the Other Scene (Verso, 2002), and We, the People of Europe?
Flexians thrive on ambiguous identities, appearances, loyalties, and borders of practically all kinds.
Indeed, the somewhat racially ambiguous identities of a growing number of people is leading us into a new world order of race and racial classifications.
