The phrase "a different indication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an alternative sign, signal, or piece of information that differs from what has been previously mentioned.
Example: "The results of the experiment provided a different indication of the chemical's reactivity than what was initially expected."
Alternatives: "an alternative signal" or "a distinct sign".
In this case, Dr. Pazdur said, the drugs were already approved for a different indication.
That has simply not been the case here, and we seem to get a different indication about this withdrawal every week or so.
Many doctors (Avitzur included) sometimes prescribe a drug off-label — for a different indication, population or age group than those for which it's FDA-approved.
"Clinicians across the UK are already free to prescribe off-patent drugs licensed for a different indication if they believe they are right for their patient," the spokesperson said.
It was noted that communication across disciplines (e.g. clinical, CMC, toxicology) is key to ensure appropriate controls are in place, especially since dose levels may change or the drug may be used in combination with others or for a different indication.
"Almost every bar has a different indication.
Given that clofazimine is already used in the clinic, albeit for a completely different indication, we wondered whether it is efficacious in animal models of organ transplantation.
As a consequence, different indications were used by the two clinics to determine the types of resection and lymphadenectomy performed and the need for splenectomy, as well as the number of resected lymph nodes.
This article reviews regulatory considerations for companies wishing to develop drugs for delivery via the respiratory tract (e.g., by oral inhalation or intranasally) using molecules previously approved for a different therapeutic indication and/or a different delivery route.
The main objective is to characterize the fatigue strength of the alloy following the ASTM X-ray standard defect identification, by correlating a different ASTM indication to a fatigue limit reduction.
14, 15 Although our findings of significant and substantial cost savings may appear to conflict with a recent economic analysis reporting increased costs attributable to parenteral nutrition, 19 this previously published economic analysis addressed a different clinical indication for parenteral nutrition than did our CMA.
