The phrase 'remove any uncertainty' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express the idea of removing doubt or making something clear. For example: "We need to reach a consensus and remove any uncertainty about what our plan should be."
The clear, simple charts make certain relationships look like direct cause and effect when they're not, and they remove any uncertainty that's inherent in the analysis.
"The decision has been taken by government to remove any uncertainty on the part of counterparties and customers of the six credit institutions," the Finance Ministry said in a statement.
Once the design of upgrade is authorized, changes to the system can be made at suitable times, after which a proper release to service process must also be followed to remove any uncertainty during operation.
Mr Carney told the BBC it was important to remove any uncertainty over interest rates.
By letting them know you are following fair and equal pay policies or actively working toward implementing them, you can remove any uncertainty about pay practices.
To remove any uncertainty, it is best that you not use this person and subject yourself to this conflict of interest environment.
The development of novel serum or tissue markers, and improved imaging to predict disease progression would help remove any uncertainties physicians and patients have with AS.
But improvements in observational techniques over the last 15 years have removed any uncertainty.
"This announcement removes any uncertainty about funding for government and non-government schools across the state," O'Farrell said.
The OPLC chair, Margaret Ford, said the decision was a "major milestone" that removed any uncertainty, as it moved towards restarting the tender process for the stadium early next month.
Removing any uncertainty about how ready he'll be for the Rio Olympics, Phelps turned in his fastest time in the 200-meter butterfly since setting the world record in a high-tech suit six years ago.
