The phrase "a special indication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific sign, signal, or piece of information that highlights something important or noteworthy.
Example: "The report included a special indication of the areas that required immediate attention."
Alternatives: "a specific sign" or "a notable signal".
Table 5 shows the responding intensivists' assumed therapeutic efficacy values for CXRs performed routinely and CXRs performed on a special indication only ('on-demand').
Chest x-rays were done only when a special indication was present.
Table 5 shows the responding intensivists' assumed therapeutic efficacy values for CXRs performed routinely and CXRs performed on a special indication only ('on-demand').
A special indication for NIV in DILD might be in those patients who have an indication for lung transplant, although no data have been published on this topic.
6, 7 These guidelines also recommend against the use of older, sedating first-generation H1-antihistamines in patients with urticaria unless there is a special indication.
Once xenon has been granted marketing approval in 14 countries in Europe, it may become an interesting and new technique for general anaesthesia with a special indication for mothers breast feeding their babies.
Morricone relished the freedom the auteur gave him, allowing him to compose freely, without "any special indication; he didn't ask me for anything precise.
However, a minor number of hospitals are determined by their therapeutic concept (like Complementary and Alternative Medicine: CAM) and thus are confronted with many different diseases or, limited by a very special indication, like rehabilitation of chronic headache (usually assigned to "Neurological Rehabilitation").
The critical analysis of further multicentric trials reporting on SN detection in T3 glottic carcinomas may lead to a more precise estimation of the risk of occult metastatic spread and thus eventually to a more limited surgical approach in this special indication.
Most skin grafting is with autografts; the special indication for skin allografts in severely burned patients has been mentioned.
We call this kind of entire solutions annihilating entire solutions, and in the following, without special indication, we use entire solutions to represent annihilating entire solutions for short.
