The phrase "a representative indicator of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that serves as a typical example or measure of a larger group or concept.
Example: "The survey results are a representative indicator of the community's overall satisfaction with local services."
Alternatives: "a typical measure of" or "a standard example of".
The goal of this study was to determine whether a panel of tumor suppressor gene markers of allelic loss could serve as a representative indicator of gene damage and thereby provide further discriminative power over current staging systems for recurrence-free prognostication in patients undergoing liver transplantation in the presence of hepatocellular carcinoma.
The tests of KMO and Bartlett's statistics suggested that the first factor could be used as a representative indicator of IFA.
The variable for proportion of population earning < $32,000 may be considered a representative indicator of socioeconomic status of the postcode.
Thus for individuals with IGD, higher depression and anxiety might be a representative indicator of problematic Internet game-playing or IGD severity.
POC is a representative indicator of particulate organics from fossil-fuel combustion sources in the context of traffic-related air pollution (Delfino et al. 2010).
Leisure-time physical activity is therefore likely to be a reasonably representative indicator of overall physical activity levels and an important target for intervention.
Consequently, self-assessments by households themselves are expected to give a more representative indicator of their stock of wealth.
Thus, in this study, GDP per capita was selected as the representative indicator of the social factor.
The M h was selected as the representative indicator of the natural factor, since this index integrated various hazards with different return periods and intensities.
Collectively, these results suggest that visfatin is involved in a sickness response in the brain, as increased body temperature and decreased locomotor activity are representative indicators of an inflammatory sickness response.
Each of these six variables had significant factor loading for a specific principal factor, and all of them are deemed to be representative indicators of social disadvantage in the published literature and in the setting of the Hong Kong population.
