The phrase "ambiguous with respect to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations, statements, or terms that are unclear or open to multiple interpretations in relation to a specific context.
Example: "The instructions were ambiguous with respect to the deadline, leaving many team members confused about when to submit their work."
Alternatives: "unclear regarding" or "vague in relation to".
It is ambiguous with respect to the relationships of the three classes.
Several items that appear to have little discriminative ability and others that are ambiguous with respect to the orientations they are intended to represent have been identified.
But if the statute is "silent or ambiguous" with respect to the issue, then we must defer to a "reasonable interpretation made by the administrator of an agency". Id., at 844.
Finally, one third of the women walked into an office that was ambiguous with respect to his attitudes: it was decorated with a university banner and a bottle of Snapple.
But the trial court ruled that the contract did not necessarily call for delivery on November 15th; that the provision agreeing to "deliver * * * at the specified dates: * * * Stock: Nov. 15," was ambiguous with respect to time, and that the jury might find that it meant 'on or about' November 15th.
Our study results remain ambiguous with respect to the nature of the identified factors.
But if the statute is silent or ambiguous with respect to the issue, then we must defer to a reasonable interpretation made by the administrator of an agency. Id., at 844.
However, such objects as starfish, bacteria, etc. have an ambiguous status with respect to the class of animals.
Washington's ambiguous conduct with respect to the Honduras military coup did not contribute to good Pan-American relations.
Gender stratified analyses showed among men consistent positive associations with CB-153, but a more ambiguous pattern with respect to DDE.
Analysis of dataset 5 yielded ambiguous results with respect to a possible clade comprising Coleoptera and Strepsiptera (Coleopterida) (Table 3, Figure 1).
