The phrase "an indication of strong" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it when discussing evidence or signs of something being strong, typically in a descriptive or analytical context.
Example: "The recent data serves as an indication of strong market performance this quarter."
Alternatives: "a sign of strength" or "a marker of robustness."
Honda's 3.5percentt increase in sales last month "was more an indication of strong demand for some hot products that we're fortunate to have than the overall strength of the market," said Dick Colliver, the executive vice president of Honda's North American operations.
Two very similar column vectors is an indication of strong correlation between the corresponding two engineers.
And they doubled their share of new device activations the week before Christmas, growing to reach 27percentt – an indication of strong phablet holiday sales.
Significant positive association between rainfall and rangeland WRSI were recorded, which is an indication of strong relation between rangeland WRSI and rainfall intensity.
In the quarter, the bank had $100 billion in mortgage originations, with a 41% increase in the unclosed application pipeline, an indication of strong second-quarter mortgage originations.
However, same store sales grew 21% year-over-year (compared to 26percentt year-over-year growth in Q1), which is an indication of strong eCommerce sales from the company's retail clients.
It is an indication of stronger and more substantial agreement with the experimental values compared to the other QSAR tools.
Even so, this preliminary measure is an indication of the strong opinions that Dr. Sexton's tenure has produced.
Despite this courses are oversubscribed – an indication of the strong desire of most new migrants to integrate as fast as possible.
That they were rejected by Ed Miliband is relevant only as an indication of how strong their tone of class war was.
The idea is that the price of the bonds will provide an indication of how strong the market perceives the banks to be.
