The phrase "also indicates a new" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that suggests or points to a new development, idea, or change.
Example: "The recent data analysis also indicates a new trend in consumer behavior that we need to address."
Alternatives: "also suggests a new" or "also points to a new".
Speaking during a weekend trip to Wuhan in south-central China, Mr. Wen mostly endorsed existing policies but also indicated a new willingness to countenance economic stimulus.
Such capabilities also indicated a new kind of challenge for instructional designers to design a common framework that allows content to be shared and reused within and across applications.
The results of our studies have also indicated a new, important aspect, concerning possible predispositions to hip joint pain in children with CP, depending on the density of nociceptor layout.
This may also indicate a brand new area in which HSP60 is involved.
The study results also indicate a need for new models of consultative support for students who undergo self-testing.
He has also indicated a willingness to finance a new park, which baseball has considered a requirement for the Twins to remain in business.
And yep, it looks like they're calling it the iPhone 5, not "the new iPhone." We've also found a link that indicates a new version of iTunes is being announced as well, again confirming rumors.
These new features also indicate a shift in Roku's larger business from being fully reliant on device sales, to transitioning more into services; for now, specifically ad-supported services.
But the new polls also indicate a slight but persistent advantage for Obama in Ohio, the state whose electoral votes appear to be the most critical in determining which candidate will win the election.
These events are involved not only in pannus progression but also in tumor development, indicating a new role for adrenomedullin.
