The phrase "ambiguous picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, statement, or image that is unclear or open to multiple interpretations.
Example: "The report presented an ambiguous picture of the company's financial health, leaving investors uncertain about its future."
Alternatives: "unclear image" or "vague representation".
Mr. McCall paints a nicely ambiguous picture of events.
Despite the promising numbers, various indicators create an ambiguous picture of the overall economic recovery.
A close look at the Times/CBS News survey, and other recent polls, reveals a complicated and ambiguous picture.
But if he did know — that is, if he were a better artist — he probably could not have helped change the world with one magically ambiguous picture.
But an examination of the entire 1,850 pages of evidence gathered by the prosecution in the four months after the accusation yields a more ambiguous picture.
In the past week, Ms. Brown has been one of dozens of people searching their consciences, and coming up with an ambiguous picture of parents who so painfully failed their children that 19-year-old Bruce Jackson weighed 45 pounds.
Furthermore, P1 amplitude was influenced by the ambiguousness of stimuli: in the stimulus-dependent analysis more ambiguous pictures led to larger P1 amplitudes than more unequivocal pictures; correspondingly, larger P1 amplitudes were observed for neither/nor classifications than for flower or spider classifications in the response-dependent analysis.
As ever with Ikea, there are no written instructions, just ambiguous pictures.
The Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) uses a series of ambiguous pictures of people in different situations to which the viewer ascribes meaning.
There was true censorship, and yet the artists back then found a way to rebel against the system and against the censorship and do dark pictures and ambiguous pictures.
These researchers used Murray's Thematic Apperception Test (TAT), a series of ambiguous pictures about which people were asked to write stories (as a determination of personality traits), to measure differences in achievement motivation.
