The phrase "a text indicates that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or conclusions drawn from a specific text or document.
Example: "In her research paper, a text indicates that climate change is accelerating at an unprecedented rate."
Alternatives: "the text suggests that" or "the document states that".
"lol why is she holding out on getting us info?" Similarly, on Tuesday, April 7, Lord sent a text indicating that he still had not received Chesley's big check or any confirmation of when it was submitted.
A note on the source text indicates that it was part of the President's weekend reading for November 10.
* Bolded text indicates that a weight gain recommendation exactly matches the IOM recommendations.
Italicized text indicates that a weight gain recommendation falls within 1 kg of either side of the U.S. IOM recommendations.
In the crucial scene in "Hedda Gabler," where Hedda destroys Lovborg's manuscript, the text indicates that she burn a few pages at a time.
A thorough study of HFA's text indicates that community empowerment is perceived as the result of providing communities with (external, expert) information on vulnerabilities, hazards, and DRR that they can understand, rather than through valuing what people already know about their own vulnerabilities and their personal, often long-term, experience in managing risks.
The text indicates that the manuscript was produced for use in a Dominican house of nuns; liturgical directions are written in German (the feminine forms in the antiphons and prayers often bear suprascript masculine endings, in red).
Nevertheless, a strictly parsimonious interpretation of the distribution of certain fixed differences (see text) indicates that sequence data can be used to diagnostically distinguish extinct from surviving haplotypes.
The text indicates that the argument crucially turns on the claim that only a priori synthesis – that is, synthesis by a priori concepts – can explain how I might represent the identity of my apperceptive consciousness (B133) or how I might represent the identity of the apperceiving subject (B135) for different elements of the manifold of intuition to which I can attach the I think.
