The phrase "a more accurate indicator" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the precision or reliability of different indicators or measures in a specific context.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that the new model serves as a more accurate indicator of economic trends than the previous one."
Alternatives: "a better measure" or "a more precise gauge".
I'm told the Danish title also translates as "The Crime", a more accurate indicator of what is on offer.
He only recently bought a scale after Ms. Halpern suggested that it might be a more accurate indicator of weight than eyeballing.
Sunday-school attendance, a more accurate indicator of numbers, is 7.7m, down from 8.2m in 1994.Several Calvinists spoke at a pastors' conference before the Orlando gathering.
Some officers were apparently assuming that this violence, rather than bombings and projectile attacks, was a more accurate indicator of the level of Shiite-Sunni sectarian hatred out in the streets.
It mandates common-sense reforms to the federal workforce, which will help bring its compensation in line with private-sector benefits, and implements a chained consumer price index across the government, a more accurate indicator of inflation.
Anita Elberse, an assistant professor who teaches marketing at Harvard Business School, said the last HSX trading price of a film before it opens is a more accurate indicator of how a movie will do than any other single measure -- which is not to say that it is precise.
The results show that an exponential trend line is a slightly more accurate indicator of the underlying statistical trend in the case of pre-referral admissions, but gives higher projected number of prevented admissions.
HCV viraemia, as assessed by RT-PCR, is a much more accurate indicator of chronic hepatitis due to virus [ 31].
Central adiposity is considered an even more accurate indicator of CVD risk in adults, and it was shown to predict coronary artery disease risk even among young people (10).
Therefore, the total expression of BTLA in the tumor microenvironment might be a simpler and more accurate indicator of the protumor microenvironment, rather than expression of HVEM.
A much earlier and more accurate indicator of real problems, though, doesn't come from the agencies: When there's a big slide in common share price, your bond may be in trouble, too.
