The phrase "a widespread indication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a common or prevalent sign or signal of something, often in a context where you are discussing trends or patterns.
Example: "The increase in online shopping is a widespread indication of changing consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a common sign" or "a prevalent signal".
That may be the first widespread indication about the direction of talks in the last week and whether there is hope for a new deal to be reached before the current collective bargaining agreement expires March 3.
There were also widespread indications of irregularities.
The main reason for the widespread indications of dental implants by practitioners should ideally be the low percentage of annual implant loss, as demonstrated by primary studies and recent systematic reviews and meta-analysis [6] [10].
Manetta said he was notified by the N.C.A.A. of the Barkley situation on Thursday but insisted that there was no indication of a widespread investigation of the basketball program.
Perhaps most intriguing, however, was the indication of a widespread indifference toward small-screen viewing among teenagers and young adults.
Indeed, the proposed changes at Rutgers are just the latest indications of a widespread transformation in the landscape of higher education over the last several decades.
Previous studies show that GBV remains a widespread problem in Vietnam with indications that it may be on the increase (10).
A few months ago, Gov. Rick Scott expressed deep concern that non-citizens might be poisoning the political system by daring to vote, though there wasn't the slightest indication that was a widespread problem.
But in spite of the changes to the laws, human-rights organizations have taken cases like Colón's as a clear indication that torture remains a widespread policy and tactic of the Mexican government.
Despite significant attention to this task in recent years, there is a widespread feeling that current benchmarks fail to provide accurate indication of visual understanding capacity.
