'unambiguous interpretation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you need to convey a clear and exact understanding of something. For example, "The court ruling must be read with an unambiguous interpretation in order to understand its implications."
The co-adsorbed hydrogen complicates the analysis and precludes an unambiguous interpretation of these two peaks.
Phase unwrapping is a multidimensional signal processing technique that permits unambiguous interpretation of modulo-two pi phase measurements.
Key elements are clear objectives, controls that allow unambiguous interpretation, and avoidance of bias by proper randomization and appropriate blinding.
A detailed galvanic cell diagram must be used for a valid unambiguous interpretation of these voltage values.
The relatively large number of adjustable parameters often precludes the unambiguous interpretation of electrochemical impedance spectra in terms of a unique kinetic model.
The generation of code from models requires the unambiguous interpretation of the semantics of the modeling languages used to specify the application.
That's tough to say since presidential approval ratings rarely provide unambiguous interpretations as to cause and effect.
Successful partnerships between stakeholder organizations, proper collaboration agreements, clear policies, and unambiguous interpretations of laws and regulations are also much needed to support and ensure the success of any technological solution.
However, unambiguous interpretations of isotope signatures in natural silica deposits are often hampered by a lack of independent quantitative information on isotopic fractionations operating under the environmental conditions of interest.
Distributed OpenTox services exchanging communications need to have unambiguous interpretations of the meaning of any terminology and data that they exchange between each other.
Their mind reconstructs the environment from the incoming stream of (often ambiguous) sensory information, generates unambiguous interpretations of the world on a more abstract level, evaluates these perceptions, and takes adequate decisions in order to act or react on them.
