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The phrase "and indicative of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that serves as a sign or indication of a particular quality or condition.
Example: "The increase in temperature is and indicative of the changing climate patterns we are experiencing."
Alternatives: "and a sign of" or "and reflective of".
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Its solid walls and repetitive openings are overpowering and indicative of the gloomy environment inside.
"Playing politics with this issue is disturbing and indicative of a desperate campaign".
But her frustration is well founded and indicative of larger fundamental flaws.
Biodiversity data are varied, sometimes messy, and indicative of life's grandeur.
Just the opposite". This is preposterous and indicative of Nixon's state of denial.
Then there is the hair, as big and indicative of the time as Molly Ringwald's in "Pretty in Pink".
Keep the entire proceedings grown-up, intelligent, fun and indicative of the finest the theater has to offer.
If it is not, that will be embarrassing and indicative of a worrying enthusiasm gap that remains nationally.
It is a brutal juxtaposition: powerful, emotionally loaded, supremely unsettling and indicative of Kurzel's "show don't tell" directorial style.
However, other views were more negative and indicative of psychological reactance.
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The stories do say something about obsession and control, and are indicative of how exacting an artist she is.
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