The phrase "a likely indication of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting that something is probably a sign or evidence of a particular situation or condition.
Example: "The increase in temperature is a likely indication of climate change affecting the region."
Alternatives: "a probable sign of" or "an expected indication of".
Its stodgy state-run television station and the party mouthpiece newspaper each have far more Facebook "likes" than popular Western news brands like CNN and Fox News, a likely indication of big ad buys.
I took your cavalier attitude toward my time as a likely indication of your diligence in all matters.
As the first major ceremony of the awards season, the winners are a likely indication of who will be shortlisted when the Oscar nominations are announced later this week.
If a child is under age 18 and credit solicitations - or bills - start arriving, that's a likely indication of identity theft.
The suppression of this response is a likely indication of the antiphlogistic effect [ 45].
Moreover, the overall amount of GFP LGG-1 expression in embryos of frh-1(RNAi) animals was decreased (FiGFP LGG-1 likexpressiontinn of an intact autophagic flux (Mizushima embryos 2010).
For instance, a number of studies demonstrated AS in rice [23] [25], but it is not documented in rice genomic data from the NCBI GenBank database, a likely indication that annotation of the rice genome is still in progress.
A subset of the MF proteins described in this study are also present in the two diatom genomes, a likely indication that some of these fusion events preceded the split between diatoms and oomycetes (Table 2).
Postmortem studies of the dlPFC from patients with schizophrenia show reduced tyrosine hydroxylase staining, which is a likely an indication of reduced dopamine levels (Akil et al. 1999), but could also be a sign of reduced tyrosine hydroxylase expression due to excessive dopamine creating negative feedback on its synthetic enzyme.
Such a behavior is likely an indication of the formation of nanoparticle aggregates driven by the presence of serum proteins.
Through the comparison between observational data and local three-dimensional MHD simulations, it is demonstrated that this perturbation is likely an indication of a strong boundary modulation by a KH wave.
