The phrase "a recent poll indicated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to findings or results from a survey conducted in the near past.
Example: "A recent poll indicated that a majority of voters support the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "a recent survey showed" or "a recent study revealed".
A recent poll indicated that only 46percentt still favored the death penalty.
A recent poll indicated that less than a third of Italians thought it was doing a good job.
A recent poll indicated that a majority of Palestinians want Abbas to resign and dissolve his self-rule government, the Palestinian Authority, as a majority have said they no longer believe a two-state solution is realistic.
A recent poll indicated that an overwhelming number of Americans support raising the minimum wage.
A recent poll indicated that nine in 10 Americans feel that there is no better country in the world.
However, a recent poll indicated that more than two-thirds of respondents want their president to appear before the ICC, while 25% said they oppose such a move, according to local media.
A recent poll indicates that 54percentt of Brazilians approve of some form of legal status for homosexual couples, compared with just 7percentt in 1994.
The protest on Sunday comes amid the biggest corruption scandal in the country's history, a growing catalogue of grim economic news and a recent poll indicating Rousseff is the most unpopular president since the return of democracy in 1985.
A recent poll indicates three-quarters of people know nothing about the move, while some Tory MPs are privately worried about the process of choosing suitable candidates to reflect local needs and diversity issues.
At the conference, The Jerusalem Post released results of a recent poll indicating that most Israelis would back a military strike on Iran by an American-led coalition but fewer than half by Israel alone.
