The phrase "raise ambiguity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to cause or create confusion or uncertainty about something. Example: The politician's vague statements only served to raise ambiguity about their stance on the issue.
It can do so still, as when Jean-François Carly raises ambiguity to a theatrical level: a lipsticked young man (or possibly a woman with a crew cut) lies seductively across an enormous plaster foot, while directly behind him-her stands a plaster leg much too small to lift those gigantic plaster toes.
Silence surely would lend power to some moments, or raise interesting ambiguities; a voice-over epilogue also feels more geared to a film than a play.
To begin with it is necessary to raise two ambiguities in the logic of identity.
The question of whether to explicitly include externalities in merger analysis of health care markets raises another ambiguity.
However, Euler's belief is not correct and this representation raises a damaging ambiguity.
Their method employs error correction codes (BCH) in order to overcome some ambiguity raised during embedding and also to provide robustness against JPEG compression.
The experiments validate our preliminary results regarding the ambiguity raised by annotating warning cases: these situations can be tagged as warning or safe by two different experts.
We evaluate the accuracy of these methodologies to grasp the global dynamics of phosphorylation, and we raise awareness on ambiguities inherent to these analyses.
Our method is coupled with post-assembly procedures able to detect and resolve ambiguity raised from long conserved regions using expression profiles (Fig. 2F).
Also, Stiassny [ 5] noted that important myctophiform character states like elongated jaw length and raised photophores show ambiguity concerning early myctophiform divergence.
