The phrase "a possible indication for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential signs or reasons for a particular condition or action in various contexts, such as medical, scientific, or analytical discussions.
Example: "The presence of these symptoms may serve as a possible indication for further testing."
Alternatives: "a potential sign of" or "a possible signal for".
Transgastric access is good for a pelvic approach, making varicocelectomy a possible indication for natural orifice transluminal endoscopic surgery (NOTES).
We propose that fragile BS should be considered as a possible indication for early native nephrectomies and pre-emptive renal transplantation, procedures that results in a 'cure' for the underlying disease and significant improvements in patient QOL.
We observed a smaller response decline for old foragers, a possible indication for poorer extinction in this group (Fig. 1C, right).
Furthermore, a possible indication for a contralateral neck dissection should be investigated in HPV-positive patients.
Restenosis within previously implanted bare-metal stents (BMS) or DES is considered a possible indication for DCB therapy [ 4].
24 The American Society for Dermatologic Surgery listed acne scars as a possible indication for liquid silicone injections.
"I would never order you to do something you don't want," she recalled telling him, then reminding him of the tightness he had felt in his neck, a possible indication of risk for a heart attack.
Recent work on papaya reported that increased SAMS and methionine synthase during fruit ripening was a possible indication of their prerequisite for the ethylene burst in climacteric fruits.
For those reasons, many analysts looked to the still vacant third spot in the royal chain of command for any possible fault lines and windows of change in the family -- and for a possible indication of the nation's future leadership.
Now, the marine mammal institute in Gulfport is caring for 30 such turtles, a possible indication that they are desperate for food.
Officials described the taped images as a possible indication that Al Qaeda's planning for a major terrorist strike at the United States dated back years and involved the careful scouting of such targets as Disneyland and Universal Studios, the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge and the Sears Tower in Chicago.
