The phrase "accurate indicators" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to measurements or signs that reliably reflect a certain condition or trend.
Example: "The economic report provided accurate indicators of the country's financial health."
Alternatives: "reliable measures" or "precise signs".
However, recent empirical evidence indicates that these measures are not equally accurate indicators of SES (5, 6).
The ROC curve that was obtained from the analysis of the FP assay results indicated that the three dominant antigenic peptides are accurate indicators of HBV infection.
First, current achievement tests are not accurate indicators of what students have learned.
As a result, the proportion of babies born underweight one of the most accurate indicators of future poor health has plummeted.Life in the camps can be dispiriting, however.
Do the Maya depictions of blood-letting exaggerate an aberrant streak in an otherwise humane culture, or are they accurate indicators of a society that spent its best energies on battling its way to a height of power only to bleed itself to death?
If the results of this huge 20,000-plus sample were accurate indicators of the national result, the country was heading for the biggest election shock since Churchill's defeat in 1945 – one that would have momentous implications for British politics and possibly the future unity of the UK.
This pattern indicates that isozyme diversity is not an accurate indicator of genomic diversity for phenotypic and ecological features important in insular radiations.
They are an accurate indicator of achievement.
FBI background checks, which are processed by the National Instant Criminal Background Check system, are not the most accurate indicator of actual gun sales.
Sometimes, a first performance is an accurate indicator of what is to come.
He only recently bought a scale after Ms. Halpern suggested that it might be a more accurate indicator of weight than eyeballing.
