The phrase "resolution of ambiguity" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase when discussing the process of eliminating confusion or uncertainty from a situation or statement. For example, "The resolution of ambiguity in the contract was key to signing the agreement."
Research examining the neurocognitive mechanisms involved in the resolution of ambiguity have sought to systematically manipulate the point in a spoken sentence where ambiguous material is resolved (Rodd et al. 2012).
Near-side pragmatics includes, but is not limited to resolution of ambiguity and vagueness, the reference of proper names, indexicals and demonstratives, and anaphors, and at least some issues involving presupposition.
Cappelen and Lepore's (2005) term is 'semantic content.' On the near side of semantic content will be only the factors acknowledged by Grice: conventional meaning of words and modes of composition; resolution of ambiguity (including, perhaps, issues of standards of precision and vagueness), and resolution of reference of indexicals, demonstratives and names.
Sequencing of Esmeraldo, a homozygous DTU IIb strain, was undertaken to aid in resolution of ambiguity in the assembly of the CL Brener genome.
This highlights the possibility that a training task may exert an impact on measures of interpretive bias without actually influencing the learning processes involved in the resolution of ambiguity.
The support for the Ambiguity Resolution Hypothesis in the present study is consistent with the proposition that it is necessary to alter implicit production rules concerning the resolution of ambiguity in order to modify patterns of biased interpretation.
FRET based toolkits permit the resolution of ambiguities that arise due to the rotation of sensor molecules and flexibility of the probe.
The DC model is a reformulation of the ionosphere-free pseudorange and carrier-phase observation equations for GPS, when combined with the wide lane carrier-phase and narrow lane pseudorange observable, permits ambiguity resolution of ambiguities (Collins 2008).
In the context of this problem, i.e., the problem of the joint localization of wireless agents and resolution of ambiguities in ranging measurements (the JLTAP), a detailed and thorough derivation and analysis of the underlying graph-theoretical problem has been presented to serve as the basis for solving the problems arising in both application cases.
The core determination is a form of authority expansion, as the information content of the original authority is augmented with newer authoritative sequences, while the resolution of ambiguities and duplicates is a form of authority driven verification.
Resolution of ambiguities in these combined codes is a priority for classification development.
