The phrase "ambiguous point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation, statement, or concept that is unclear or open to multiple interpretations.
Example: "The report highlighted an ambiguous point in the data that led to differing conclusions among the researchers."
Alternatives: "unclear aspect" or "vague point".
As far as you can tell, there is a convex wall that wraps around and around you, tapering to an ambiguous point.
"I think that we have understood every ambiguous point, and we understood ambiguous points in the future, so that we have a good future for everybody".
Trying to focus on the best way to phrase an ambiguous point in an abstract is not easy when you're working next door to a toddler in an irritable mood caused, no doubt, by the summer heat.
In the revised version of the manuscript, we have addressed the ambiguous point regarding the location of the symbiotic bacteria.
This review aims to portray the entire field and detect those ambiguous points which are indeed the key obstacles.
Ambiguous points within a camera image can appear on dark surfaces and be confused with noise when the laser-reflection intensity approaches noise level.
Far-rightists in Germany were far less ambiguous, pointing out that Mr. Le Pen increased his showing significantly between the first-round voting of the French election on April 21 and the run-off on Sunday.
At his regular Sunday news conference in Tehran, Hamidreza Assefi, the Foreign Ministry spokesman, said that the package included "points that are ambiguous, points that are acceptable, points that should be strengthened and points that perhaps should not be there," the INSA news agency reported.
In his remarks on Sunday, which were made in Persian and translated into Arabic and then into English, he reiterated that the package contained "strong points," but also "weak and ambiguous points". Mr. Larijani also disclosed other details about the package and Iran's reaction to them.
There are still questions of whether the three countries can work out some ambiguous points (like how cheap a shipment can be to avoid tariffs – the de minimisrule) and what will happen with U.S. protection against steel and aluminum imports.
M-GEMMA took 0.874 s to do the same task, of which 0.468 were necessary for the GEMMA part to process 152 ambiguous points in a total of 1.363 km.
