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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a good marker of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something serves as a reliable indicator or sign of a particular quality or condition.
Example: "The level of education is often seen as a good marker of a person's potential for success in their career."
Alternatives: "a strong indicator of" or "a reliable sign of".
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Achieving that goal, both sides agree, would be a good marker of early success.
Numerous studies have proven lactate concentration to be a good marker of disease severity for ICU patients.
It might thus be a good marker of cardiac output, even more sensitive than central venous oxygen saturation [5].
The CVP is a good marker of preload (not preload responsiveness) and a key determinant of cardiac function.
Bone density is a good marker of bone strength, and has been used widely in this respect.
The presence of HHV-6 DNA in plasma or serum is considered a good marker of active infection.
Finally, the two-dimensional dilatation is not seen to be a good marker of the flame position, unlike the case for premixed flames.
Moreover, because muscle mass is lower in children than in adults, Scr values are not a good marker of paediatric AKI.
Grooves on the western outer slope (front) are the vents of the 1959 eruption, aligned east-west and providing a good marker of the direction among the photographs.
In addition, this effect was negatively correlated with the alpha-amylase over cortisol ratio, which has recently been suggested as a good marker of stress system dysregulation.
Ammoniated mercury seems to be a good marker of mercury sensitization eliciting positive reaction in 78% of all patients and merbromin in 66%.
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