The phrase "a recent sign of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a new indication or evidence of something occurring or changing, often in a context related to trends or developments.
Example: "The increase in renewable energy investments is a recent sign of a shift towards more sustainable practices in the industry."
Alternatives: "a new indication of" or "a fresh signal of".
A more recent sign of Disney's interest in the tech world was its appointment of Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter and Square (he's chairman at the former company and CEO at the latter), to its board of directors, where he joined Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and former Sybase CEO John S. Chen.
The most visible recent sign of a reverse was a decision by 14 of the union's governments to abandon sanctions imposed on Austria for including Jorg Haider's rightist party in government.
However, the new I.B.M. machine is the second recent sign of a revival.
A11 Warning on North Korea A Pentagon report said North Korea remained a military threat, despite recent signs of a diplomatic warming on the Korean peninsula.
Little has yet been said about it by either side, but the visit, together with a few other recent signs of Chinese softening, has given rise to new hopes that a genuine rapprochement may be on the cards.Earlier this year, China released six Tibetan political prisoners, and it allowed the Dalai Lama's brother, Gyalo Thondup, to visit Tibet.
The size of the drop surprised the City, which had expected only a 0.3% decline following recent signs of a pickup in the housing market and strong growth in high street spending.
After speaking for a moment about the recent signing of a communiqué at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, which she called proof that "every woman is as valuable as a man," Mrs. Blair turned to Ms. Turkington with a grin.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) — Home resales retreated in September from a two-year high, a reminder that America's housing sector is a long way from a full recovery despite recent signs of improvement.
And more too might have been included in an epilogue: perhaps something about recent signs of a possible cure; or some inkling of the enormous impact of drugs in the mid-'90s that are holding the virus in check; or some discussion about the current world pandemic, with tens of millions infected.
But Steven Wieting, an economist at Citigroup, cautioned that recent signs of a recovery in the commercial paper market have been fleeting.
