The phrase "actual indication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific sign or piece of evidence that confirms or points to something being true or real.
Example: "The actual indication of the problem was found in the error logs, which showed a consistent pattern of failures."
Alternatives: "real indication" or "genuine indication".
We have long known that Mr Cable wants, rightly, to get the banks to lend and that he wants boardrooms to change their ways, but there was no actual indication about how, or even perhaps whether, these things will actually happen.
Hasson's federal public defender, Julie Stelzig, said the government's court filings are a "histrionic characterization of Mr. Hasson" and there was "no actual indication of any plan". She said that Hasson had no prior record and that the number of weapons he had were "modest at best" for average gun collectors.
During primary coolant drainage operation of CPR1000 units in maintenance shutdown mode (MCS), the high deviation of level gauge often directly influences the actual indication of primary coolant inventory, and greatly threatens the monitoring of nuclear fuel uncovering and core safety.
In addition, the severity of the URI or the actual indication for the antibiotic prescribed cannot be definitively determined from claims data.
Fifty colon cancer patients with actual indication for early postoperative albumin treatment were randomized to receive either human albumin (100 ml/day) or 6% HES 130/0.4 (Voluven; Fresenius AG) (500 ml/day), for six consecutive days.
As the pertinent published reports present conflicting views, the actual indications for NAC remain controversial.
After these considerations we may now discuss the actual indications for ECMO.
"There's no real indication of either actual planning or capacity to launch such an attack into the US," the senior official told the Guardian, referring to the risk of a Western-born militants using their passport to launch an attack in their homeland.
A substantial number of pharmacies started late or not at all, with EAFD and EASD, because pharmacists waited for GPs to have checked the selected patients for an actual statin indication.
Further, in contexts where there is little or no universal drug insurance - the case for most low- and middle-income countries - individual consumers will often be the final decision maker (purchasing the drug from a pharmacist or street vendor) about which drug is appropriate for them and their families, regardless of the actual clinical indication of pharmacogenomic specificity.
However, due to a lack of information on actual CS indications, we could not study that aspect.
