The phrase "a positive indication of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evidence or signs that suggest a favorable outcome or condition.
Example: "The increase in sales figures is a positive indication of the company's growth potential."
Alternatives: "a favorable sign of" or "a good indicator of".
Other leading organisations are also embracing failure as a positive indication of leadership – just look at the Fail Faire supporter and speaker list.
In addition, the high levels of recovery demonstrated in this analysis suggest that inclusion of recovery assessments on FTIM studies should be on a case-by-case basis driven by a positive indication of need.
According to Rueckert, Symantec's better-than-expected earnings and outlook is a positive indication of consumer technology demand.
The inhibition of lipid peroxidation potential of PTVO (Table 2) could be a positive indication of its application in food processing and preservation.
"This appointment is a positive indication of the US administration's continuing interest in the development of the political process," he said.
Whilst the continued growth in companies tracking consumer generated media is a positive indication of the continued maturity and acceptance of one of the most important drivers of Web 2.0, the question must be asked: why?
Finally, the conclusion that disconnection may not be the cause of atypical neural function and structure of the language system suggests a positive indication for the rehabilitation of language in autism.
This distribution is a positive indication for the preliminary validity of the OKI-DO instrument.
Nevertheless, the high ratings of necessity of chelation are a positive indication that patients understand the benefit of chelation and/or the health consequences of not chelating.
"It's a positive indication about the level of interest there is and rightly so.
A more positive indication of Tennyson's later beliefs appears in "The Ancient Sage," published in Tiresias and Other Poems (1885).
