The phrase "an indeterminate reason" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a reason that is not clearly defined or cannot be specifically identified.
Example: "The committee decided to postpone the meeting for an indeterminate reason, leaving everyone puzzled."
Alternatives: "an unclear reason" or "a vague reason".
This applies to CPR and other types of emergencies — when residents fall and break a hip, or suffer a stroke, or faint for an indeterminate reason.
Born Chester Arthur Burnett in the hamlet of White Station, Miss., and cast away by his mother on an indeterminate day of his youth for an indeterminate reason, Wolf found a bed in the house of his great-uncle some miles away.
Perhaps a friend thought you'd hit it off with someone and introduced you, or you met the person briefly at an event and they followed up for indeterminate reasons.
Perhaps a friend thought you'd hit it off and introduced you, or you met the person briefly at an event and they're following up for indeterminate reasons.
For indeterminate reasons, their home became, sometime in the late nineteenth century, an end station of Western civilization, a proving ground for apocalyptic fantasy.
For indeterminate reasons (but hypothesized to relate to fuel savings), the Taiwanese and Japanese longline fleets partitioned the Palau EEZ longitudinally with Taiwanese vessels fishing mainly in the east and Japanese vessels in the west (Fig. 1b).
They reported that inability to achieve the target heart rate is the main reason for an indeterminate result of TWA testing.
The reasons for an indeterminate test were: 15 samples had a low cell number (too few circulating T-cells to produce interferon-gamma); in 11 the positive control failed; nine had a high background in the negative control panel; three failed to separate cells after centrifugation; and CO2 flow failure affected test performance in two tests.
Patients could be considered to have an indeterminate response for more than one reason.
It's a favourite trick of punk bands and hard-rock music to stop for no apparent reason and then re-emerge with exactly the same riff after an indeterminate break.
Noble Conflict is set in an indeterminate time.
