"unequivocal value" is an accurate and acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you're attempting to express a single, unambiguous opinion or idea. For example: "The unequivocal value of a college degree cannot be overstated."
If ever there was a time to set out the unequivocal value of a secular state, it must be now.
The unequivocal value of Green Chemistry to the business and to the environment is illustrated through industrial examples.
Hence the emphasis on genetically modified organisms, although GM technology has produced nothing of unequivocal value in the past 30 years that could not have been provided in the same time, without danger and at far less cost.
It is not practicable to present a definitive, unequivocal value for each activity as each encompasses a range of alternatives.
Despite the unequivocal value of direct analysis, these techniques are labor-intensive and precision is limited.
Recent improvements in metabolomics technologies reveal the unequivocal value of metabolomics tools in biomarker discovery, gene-function analysis, systems biology, and diagnostic platforms.
In a series of 73 subjects tested by this method 43/51 cancer patients gave an unequivocal "positive" value, 22/22 normal controls gave a "negative" value, with no false positives.
First, there is no unequivocal cutoff value for the STAI to define high-anxiety.
Therefore, a multivariate analysis needs to be carried out to confirm the unequivocal prognostic value of Twist1 in AML.
One-way sensitivity analysis was conducted to account for the uncertainty in the data due to a lack of unequivocal reference values.
"Most of us are unequivocal about the value of the research," Fauci said.
