The phrase "always indicated that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing consistent evidence or signals that point to a particular conclusion or outcome.
Example: "The data from previous studies always indicated that regular exercise improves mental health."
Alternatives: "has consistently shown that" or "has always suggested that".
"Our figures have always indicated that the first quarter of 2009 would be the worst for the industry," he said.
"The original design always indicated that the boomer columns were to be encased in concrete," Mr. Sommer said.
"The Iranians have always indicated that they are committed to a peaceful nuclear programme," he said in Athens as he returned from Iraq to his headquarters in Vienna.
"Our figures have always indicated that the first quarter of 2009 would be the worst for the industry," Mr. Mawston said.
Are Germans now ready for them?In the past, they have always indicated that they were, but then rejected measures that threatened to hurt them personally.
My partner — who had always indicated that I would need to cast the deciding vote on parenthood — had come with me, and we were having one of those magical moments in a marriage when you find each other completely delightful.
It should be noted that DSBR assays preferentially activated by a phase-specific I-SceI, while indicative of phase-specific DSBR, do not always indicate that DSBR occurs in that phase.
These almost always indicate that observers report the presence of a visual target ('redness' in the stimulus) faster if there are two replications of the target (the word RED in red ink color) than if only one is present (RED in green or GREEN in red).
Just a whiff of the distinctive, sweet smell will make you hungry, and always indicates that something good is cooking.
But the look on her face always indicates that you were the one who was worried, not her.
The flagpole in right-center field swayed, sometimes bending like a fishing pole, the flag always indicating that the breezes were gusting directly toward left field.
