The phrase "an indication of changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to signs or signals that suggest modifications or alterations in a situation, process, or condition.
Example: "The recent fluctuations in sales figures are an indication of changes in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a sign of changes" or "a signal of changes".
Maximally depleting stimuli report the RRP, while changes in the depleted RRP-fraction at submaximal (e.g., 0.25M) stimuli are an indication of changes in k2, max, indicative of changes in the activation energy for fusion.
It is part of the ANSF development process to encourage and accelerate ANSF capability, responsibility, and ownership, not an indication of changes in either ANSF capabilities or the security mission.
That makes the recent buzz around "Critter Crunch" an indication of changes to come.
Uptake values most likely reflect differences in adsorption stoichiometry [45] rather than an indication of changes in dispersion.
This estimate gives an indication of changes in strain diversity during the time-periods under study.
This provides an indication of changes in these other actors.
Noting that the area is on state and national historic registries but not on the city's, he added, "The removal of the historic signage is an indication of change overcoming the Dumbo neighborhood and a sign it's time for the buildings of Dumbo to have real landmark protection".
This gives an indication of change without quantifying how large the change is (Ostwald et al. 2007).
Several studies have done this by quantifying expected rates of species turnover as an indication of change in community composition [10], [16] [18].
Between-group changes scores provide an indication of change by comparing the change exhibited by carers receiving the decision aid, with change exhibited by those receiving usual care.
To analyse and discuss PD biomarkers they were divided into two categories: quantified and nonquantified, depending on whether there was an indication of change in a disease state relative to healthy subjects (regulation).
