The phrase "above indicating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something mentioned earlier in the text that provides clarification or context.
Example: "The results of the study, above indicating a significant correlation, suggest further research is needed."
Alternatives: "as mentioned above" or "as indicated earlier".
A Fiat spokesman, Raffaelo Porro, said that comments made yesterday by Fiat's chairman, Paolo Fresco, above, indicating the high likelihood of the sale reflected only one extreme option.
In the post announcing those changes, it reaffirmed the above, indicating that Rice will help the company with its international operations.
The spokesman added that one soldier had been shot through the top of the head from above, indicating that snipers were firing from high buildings.
we observe the growth of NWs in many different directions (Figure 3D), defined as growth regime 1 above, indicating a non-epitaxial growth with respect to the substrate.
On my first day, as Horsup and I headed out from camp in search of wombat evidence, whistling kite birds were circling above, indicating a dead animal nearby – perhaps a kangaroo, possibly a wombat.
Data presented by Hathaway and Penny (1975) are consistent with the above indicating that the following force-diameter equation can be used F=50cdot {d}^{1.51}kern0.5em left[Nright] (5).
The majority of newborns (>65 %) whose mothers had received Canephron® N during the first trimester of pregnancy had Apgar scores of 8 or above, indicating an excellent safety status.
The Parg activity was detected in all of the above, indicating that Parg also regulates PARylation in unfertilized and postfertilized (activated) eggs.
Past molecular data suggest that these two species are more divergent from one another than the ecotypes discussed above, indicating that arguments for stronger divergence of the species pair do not rest solely upon traditional taxonomic classification.
This plot shows that a plateau is reached at the intensity threshold of 32 (dashed line) and above, indicating that this threshold setting allows the detection of a "stable" profile while maximizing the total number of nuclear intron dots.
For the identification of clinical cases, the cutoff scores recommended for both subscales are a score of 8 or above indicating a possible case and a score of 11 or above indicating a probable case of anxiety or depression.
