The phrase "a relevant indicator for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing metrics or signs that provide meaningful information about a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The unemployment rate is often considered a relevant indicator for the health of the economy."
Alternatives: "a significant measure of" or "a pertinent sign of".
Electrical resistance can be a relevant indicator for the assessment of water transfer in porous materials.
The CNR is a relevant indicator for optimizing the experimental parameters.
Accessibility to jobs by transit is increasingly incorporated into transportation and land-use planning objectives, as it is proven to be a relevant indicator for assessing land-use and transport performance.
However, the ratio between body growth realised and CO2 production is an indicator of feed conversion efficiency and thereby a relevant indicator for the environmental impact [4].
Furthermore, cortisol levels might serve as a relevant indicator for therapeutic success.
LDS has been advocated as a relevant indicator for evaluating traumatic injuries and orthopaedic surgery outcome [ 10, 11].
Clearly, employment is not a relevant indicator of wellness for all cancer patients.
Moreover, the NOTEL may be a relevant indicator of biological exposure for use in quickly benchmarking doses of chemicals and mixtures in toxicology.
In conclusion, this is the first study aimed at evaluating the possibility of using MACC1 as a clinically relevant indicator for breast cancer recurrence and as a prognostic marker for patient survival in breast cancer.
To capture the importance of inequalities between African Americans and Whites in the USA, and to use a common, relevant indicator for all five countries, we chose ethnic minority rather than immigration status.
It is important to note that the significance of ictal thalamocortical synchrony as a clinically relevant indicator for epilepsy surgery prognosis has been challenged [Mauguiere, 2007].
