The phrase "able to indicate the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's or something's capability to show or point out specific information or details.
Example: "The new software is able to indicate the areas that need improvement in the report."
Alternatives: "capable of showing the" or "able to demonstrate the".
Moreover, the acoustic emission (AE) energy is found to be able to indicate the flow regimes.
They were also able to indicate the causes of Fe and Mn accumulation potential failures.
This suggests that the model also may be able to indicate the occurrence of fracture or other energy-absorbing deformation events.
The government should also be able to indicate the nature, if not the source, of its "separate information", yet even off the record it has put forward conflicting stories.
The updating technique is able to indicate the trend in the loss of stiffness as a result of cracks of varying severity in the RC beams showing good agreement with experimental results.
It was also confirmed that the visualization was dependent on the dominant wavelengths of R-waves such that longer dominant wavelengths were able to indicate the existence of defects embedded deeper in concrete.
Parents who did not want their children to participate in the evaluation of the Boost study were able to indicate this in the parental baseline questionnaire and in follow-up questionnaires (passive consent).
In case they do not wish to be contacted, they are able to indicate this to the ED staff and/or researchers.
Fifty-nine per cent of the patients anticipated that they might suffer severe or life-threatening side-effects if they participated in the phase I trial, and 43% were able to indicate accurately the purpose of the phase I trial as a dose determination study.
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Not surprisingly, subjects were able to indicate whether the two disks were the same or different in the color task when they paid attention to the disks and ignored the coherent motion [ t 9) = 7.68, p <.0001; see Fig. 4c].
