The phrase "ambiguous outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing results or conclusions that are unclear or open to multiple interpretations.
Example: "The study's findings led to an ambiguous outcome, leaving researchers uncertain about the implications."
Alternatives: "unclear result" or "vague conclusion".
The likelihood of a more ambiguous outcome — enough participation to keep the process alive but not enough to declare it an outright success — means at least another day of discussion among Greece, the IMF and European officials about the possible trigger of steps to force losses on holdout investors.
612 (35.1%) were reported to have capacity, and in 19 (1.1%) of the reported capacity assessments no outcome or an ambiguous outcome (e.g. "fluctuating capacity") was given.
The greater readiness to contemplate and discuss the abortion issue in the permissive era made it possible posthumously to pardon Evans, despite the ambiguous outcome of the Brabin inquiry.
The major changes associated with the differential response can be categorized as those cellular properties associated with tissue remodeling, metabolism, and altered cell membrane protein levels, while a more ambiguous outcome was observed for genes involved in inflammation and signaling events.
Only the estimated net changes in exposure to water scarcity as a result of HI show ambiguous outcomes, with the interquartile ranges varying from negative to positive values.
And Mr. Kerry did not address the ambiguous outcomes after the uprisings of the Arab Spring or the situation in Afghanistan, where the United States is leaving behind a country in chaos — saying only, "our heroes there are coming home".
By contrast, the Arab Spring set of revolutions in the Middle East have now become bogged down in more ambiguous outcomes, as in Libya, where Islamic extremists attacked a United States diplomatic mission in Benghazi in September, killing the ambassador and three other Americans.
Statecraft and warfare alike are fraught endeavors that frequently produce ambiguous outcomes and unforeseen consequences.
More generally, ties in proximity may lead to other ambiguous outcomes within not just HCA, but with most clustering algorithms.
Depending on these scenarios, we can have the possible three cases namely; no-solution, which occurs when there is only one known node range is available for localization; secondly, many solutions, where one unknown node has two ranges to know known nodes, i.e., there are two ambiguous outcomes that exist when two range circles intersect.
Presidents don't like long wars with ambiguous outcomes, and Obama had had no problem quickly shutting down Bush's war in Iraq.
