The phrase "affection indicating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing actions, gestures, or expressions that convey feelings of affection or love.
Example: "The puppy's wagging tail is a clear affection indicating behavior that shows its happiness."
Alternatives: "affection expressing" or "affection conveying".
Longitudinal changes in the lack of affection subscale indicates that maternal bonding develops progressively over the first 12 weeks.
(Many words in Australia become diminutives, usually indicating affection. Thus, "foodies" covers all those in the high-end restaurant business and their patrons).
Patients showed hyposensitivity to rectosigmoid electrical stimulations, together with prolonged latencies and reduced amplitudes, indicating affection of visceral afferent neural trafficking.
Electrophysiologic exams were not helpful in indicating CNS affection.
None of the children with abnormal TE or ELF test results had abnormal transaminases, meaning that ELF and TE were the only parameters indicating liver affection.
In agreement with this, recently, Takagi et al (2003) showed a pertinent disorder of the water channel aquaporin 5 in acinar cells of irradiated submandibular glands, indicating possibly affection of paracellular pathways, which regretfully cannot be measured by the methods used in this study.
From the seventeenth century burials were increasingly marked by gravestones, often including inscriptions that indicated affection for and the virtues of the deceased.
While the haters may argue that the president's physical display of affection for himself indicates how dangerously bloated his ego has become, I can't help but have an iota of respect for the fact that he was able to consistently applaud himself with such ferocity.
We observed that a positive impingement test was more frequent in affected hips than in unaffected hips, thus indicating at least some joint affection.
