The phrase "accompanying indicators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to indicators that are present alongside or in conjunction with something else, often in a data or analytical context.
Example: "The report includes several accompanying indicators that help to illustrate the overall trends in the data."
Alternatives: "related indicators" or "supplementary indicators".
To quantify the effect of energy-saving measures in the built environment, different methodologies with accompanying indicators have been, and still are being developed.
Therefore, in our capacity strengthening programmes, strategies for promoting the sustainability of ongoing activities, and their accompanying indicators, were woven into the objectives, action plan, and monitoring approach from the outset.
As in several other countries, Swedish national authorities have tried to influence healthcare providers by delivering information on recommended practices, policy documents, descriptions of visions and areas in need of improvement, the latter sometimes accompanied with indicators for monitoring and evaluation.
However, not only do the methodological notes accompanying the three indicators under the review of this paper not acknowledge these important debates but also they use the EWI data to construct their own composite indicators and to rank countries, thus disregarding significant recommendations and the decisions taken by the World Bank itself.
Nonetheless, as can be seen from the accompanying charts, many economic indicators have yet to turn around.
Accordingly, indicators that measure the performance of health professionals should be interpreted with caution, unless they are accompanied by other indicators of care outcomes.
Table 3 shows the utilized statistical indicators accompanied by their relevant mathematical expressions.
In addition, abnormal laboratory values that accompany the clinical indicators of anthrax, including leukocytosis, thrombocytopenia, hemolysis and coagulopathy, can mimic obstetric conditions (e.g., preeclampsia, HELLP [hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, low platelet count], fatty liver of pregnancy, thrombotic thrombocytopenia purpura); this mimicry may present diagnostic challenges.
But as the accompanying charts show, three disparate indicators — covering unemployment, corporate financial distress and stock market volatility — have gone from very high to a little below historical averages.
Since the price low wasn't accompanied by an indicator low, there is positive divergence and this is a very bullish sign because, although the price dropped, the selloff was not as harsh," says Appel.
Outpatient diagnoses are accompanied by an indicator for their diagnostic certainty with the specifications 'certain', 'history of', 'suspicion of' and 'exclusion of'.
