The phrase "already indicated in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or details that have been previously mentioned or specified in a document or conversation.
Example: "The requirements for the project are already indicated in the proposal we submitted last week."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned in" or "already stated in".
Seroconversion to PA specific antibodies following vaccination could be an indication of the immune status in vaccinated herbivores, as already indicated in laboratory animals [ 29, 36].
Its potential to dissipate a significant amount of energy under low velocity impact loading was already indicated in a preliminary study.
At the same time, the Commission will have to chart a strategy to find the right mechanism to get the Free Enterprise Fund issue before an appellate court, and then ultimately the Supreme Court a task complicated by the fact that the Justice Department has already indicated in its briefings in Lucia that it believes this issue too presents a constitutional infirmity.
One argument up Hunt's sleeve might be already indicated in his approval of the mine: that the coal dug up in this mine will not necessarily all be in addition to coal that would otherwise be burned, but would displace other coal.
And French GDP will fall in 2013 by 0.1% (rather than rising by 0.1%).In southern Europe, the biggest deterioration has been in Cyprus's prospects, with GDP now expected to fall by 8.7% this year (as already indicated in a leaked document from the commission last month) rather than 3.5% as in February.
Characteristic here is the impetus of acceleration already indicated in Revelation: blow and counterblow in the struggle taking place between God and Satan follow in ever shorter intervals; for the devil "knows that his time is short" (Revelation 12 12), and his power in heaven has already been laid low.
The literature on collaborative networks in the public sector already indicated that in practice hierarchy and relational governance are jointly and unavoidably present in networks.
Ideally, in vivo studies should be performed with realistic dose levels, but, as already indicated for in vitro systems [ 24], short-term in vivo applications have some limitations, first of all the necessity to obtain measurable responses within few days.
Several studies have already indicated that, in common with ghrelin and other growth hormone secretagogues, OB protects cardiac muscle against I/R injury [ 33].
In addition, earlier, more local investigations have already indicated an increase in AE seropositivity in defined human populations at risk in central Europe (21, 22 ) without a concomitant increase in clinical AE cases.
As I have already indicated, many practitioners in the service of the East India Company and others in the tropics held theories similar to Maclean's.
