The phrase "a marker indicating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that serves as a sign or signal for a particular condition or situation.
Example: "The red flag is a marker indicating that the area is unsafe for swimming."
Alternatives: "a sign showing" or "an indicator of".
The award to Ducasse, which comes with a marker indicating Michelin thinks it is on course for three stars, will play to suspicions in the British restaurant world that the famed restaurant guides are biased towards French chefs and French cuisine.
To find these underground walls, archaeologists have borrowed the traditional method of local farmers to dig for trees buried beneath the bog: long iron probes are thrust into the bog; if they strike something hard, a whitewashed bamboo rod is inserted into the probe's hollow center and left as a marker indicating the existence of a wall or a tree.
If a player wishes to buy chips of slightly higher value, the croupier places a marker indicating that value on top of the table's stack of chips of the colour corresponding to the chips purchased.
Two articles mentioned the radiologic finding of a persisting alveolar socket as a marker indicating the osteonecrosis risk [45, 46].
Also, mutated IDH1 has been reported as a marker indicating that more radical surgical glioma resection may be of benefit for the patient [ 14].
Inclusion of a marker indicating the inflammatory status of the quarter could be useful, at least if only one follow-up milk sample is taken for bacteriological examination.
When the character is within the blast radius of a live grenade, a marker indicates the direction of the grenade, helping the player to either flee or toss it back to the enemy.
That is, the absence of a marker indicates that the marker was either lost or gained in one of the two lineages (either as an unrecognizably diverged duplicated gene or through LGT).
It is noteworthy that many of the valuable group A markers indicating both clinical relevance and involvement of the immune system are 'challenge tests' comprising the assessment of in vivo responses of the immune system to a relevant (experimental) challenge.
Thus, HB-EGF plasma protein levels are a potential marker indicating a pro-tumor reaction of TAM in mammary carcinoma.
In mammals, the EJC serves as a molecular marker indicating the location of a splicing event that can trigger degradation of mRNAs containing a premature termination codon in a process termed nonsense-mediated mRNA decay (NMD) [5], [6].
