The phrase "with unequivocal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize clarity or certainty in a statement or argument.
Example: "The evidence presented in the report was with unequivocal support for the proposed changes."
Alternatives: "with clear" or "with absolute".
This is not a sight I register with unequivocal enthusiasm.
But none of them is embracing George with unequivocal enthusiasm.
Each time, faced with unequivocal opposition, Mr. Clinton has backed away from the case.
When the President's acquiescence became publicly known, the American intelligence community responded immediately, with unequivocal anger.
NHS England's Five Year Forward View is now unassailable as the policy blueprint for the health service, with unequivocal government backing.
Local government welcomed the Fort Trumbull project with unequivocal approval from the City Council, the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Southeastern Connecticut Council of Governments.
5.26pm BST Ban: 'overwhelming, indisputable' evidence The Ban statement on the UN investigation's findings is crafted with unequivocal, strong language: The results are overwhelming and indisputable.
But what emerges, with unequivocal clarity, is the way political events shape personal relationships and the capacity of women to adjust to history's hardships.
In 16 of those cases, or 80percentthethe dealers responded with unequivocal "nos," indicating that the purchases would clearly be illegal.
With unequivocal warmth, the fans cheered Hadad and Qureshi to a 6-4, 6-2 first-round victory over Mariano Hood and Sebastian Prieto of Argentina.
Velez's real character is more apparent when he asserts with unequivocal certitude that the Cuban players were free to leave and that there were no constraints placed on their freedom.
