"equivocal data" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe data that is unclear or open to interpretation. Example sentence: "The report has been criticized for its inclusion of equivocal data that could be interpreted in different ways."
Their four-point win against Illinois on Sunday represents something of an equivocal data point: does Miami deserve praise for toughing out the win, or suspicion for struggling at times against a No. 7 seed and benefiting from some favorable officiating decisions?
Nevertheless, equivocal data are available on both the expression and the function of these endogenous enzymes in coronary arteries (CA).
Nevertheless, equivocal data are available on both the expression and function of these enzymes in coronary arteries (CA).
Analysis of platelet function in the context of infection and sepsis has yielded equivocal data depending on the experimental paradigm.
Equivocal data from Ordovician and Carboniferous Canning Basin oils highlight the need for extreme caution when attempting to distinguish between acyclic isoprenoid isomers.
This collection of 100 images, skewed towards more equivocal data (according to semi-quantification results), was used in the clinical evaluation.
"The equivocal economic data is enough to tell a story that the economy is weakening again," said Robert J. Barbera, the chief economist of ITG/Hoenig.
This methodological alteration may therefore account for some of the equivocal performance data which has been observed using NaHCO3 [5, 13, 16, 32].
The identification of the causative mutation allowed an accurate diagnosis in a number of individuals with equivocal imaging data.
Owing to incomplete or equivocal tracing data, it is not possible to prove conclusively which farm infected which.
Although, at present, the relationship of the functional genotypes to CVD is equivocal, our data support the hypothesis that the functional RR genotype is less protective of cardiovascular health.
