The phrase "an indicator of validity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that serves as a measure or sign of the truth or accuracy of a claim, argument, or method.
Example: "The results of the experiment serve as an indicator of validity for the hypothesis proposed."
Alternatives: "a measure of accuracy" or "a sign of legitimacy".
The NCSRQ is a generic questionnaire rather than being specific to prostate cancer, and a medium-sized correlation co-efficient (-0.3 to -0.5) was expected as an indicator of validity [ 15, 16].
This lack of use of classic triangulation, or confirmation, in HSR is welcome because concerns have been expressed about the difficulties of using methods with a purpose of confirmation [ 13], particularly as an indicator of validity [ 37].
The evidence that with both methodologies the negative association of pasta intake with obesity status was confirmed is possibly an indicator of the validity of the proposed methodology, although further investigation in prospective studies is needed.
We regard these differences as an indicator of curricular validity of our assessment, which was developed to primarily meet the curricular requirements of industrial clerks (IC).
This type of institutional discourse does contribute towards standardisation and reliability but has not been proven as an indicator of predictive validity for test takers' future academic or professional success as yet, so its inclusion is purely speculative.
Construct reliability (CR) was also used as an indicator of convergent validity.
The Settle Angina Questionnaire (SAQ) was tested as well as an indicator of concurrent validity.
Note that Pasteurella multocida differed from strain 2004 in substrate utilization for 150 out of 190, an indicator of the validity of the Biolog™ system.
Therefore we propose to consider convergence of the ltLR towards the IMP as the number of replicates increases as an indicator of the validity of an algorithm to compute the ltLR when Q is the major contributor.
As an indicator of incremental validity, our results show that the PTMQ is far superior in predicting teaching involvement and that it shows higher and/or significant correlations with perceived teaching competence in comparison to global work motivation (MWMS).
