The phrase "also indicates that a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to add information that supports or clarifies a previous statement or idea.
Example: "The study's findings are significant; it also indicates that a change in policy could lead to better outcomes."
Alternatives: "further suggests that a" or "additionally shows that a".
Recent experience also indicates that a world without want cannot come into being unless nations agree among themselves to create an emergency food reserve that can be used in times of need and a world buffer stock of grain that can be used to level out fluctuations in food production and prices.
However it should be noted that the significantly higher score of Uthukela on one measure also indicates that a district can do better than average.
The survey also indicates that a comparison of different efficiency improvement studies is difficult because their results are not readily commensurable.
Our work also indicates that a well designed HS-based method is a competitive alternative for addressing the FJSP.
From a broader perspective, the deflation in WorldCom's assets also indicates that a rebound in telecommunications spending is further off than the optimists think.
It also indicates that a super-elastic material like shape memory alloy (SMA) with extraordinary properties would be an excellent candidate for usage as bracing.
This study also indicates that a suitable axial stiffness between two simple beams can reduce vibrations at a near-resonance condition.
Along with The Spy Who Shagged Me, it also indicates that a slow-burning video hit can set up its sequel for success at the cinema - Friday spent 100 weeks lurking in the video charts.
The structure also indicates that A-form RNA could interact with Pol II similarly to a B-form DNA promoter, as suggested for the bacterial transcription inhibitor 6S RNA.
Our second main finding also indicates that a non-negligible proportion of patients presenting with cavitary lung imaging suggestive of TB were affected by other abscess-associated bacteria (e.g. K. pneumoniae, B. pseudomallei, S. aureus, etc.…).
Secondly, since GISH relies largely on the hybridization of repetitive sequences, it also indicates that A. duranensis and A. ipaënsis genomes have diverged substantially regarding their repeated sequences/transposable elements contents.
