The phrase "and it indicated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been suggested or pointed out by a previous statement or piece of evidence.
Example: "The data was collected over several months, and it indicated a significant increase in user engagement."
Alternatives: "and it suggested" or "and it showed".
[Page C1.] The Fed did not use the word recession in describing its decision, and it indicated that it still saw some risk of inflation, particularly from higher oil and natural gas prices.
The move represented an escalation of the opposition's tactics, and it indicated that its leaders were now trying to put economic pressure on Mr. Saakashvili after failing to remove him with protests.
That version of the post also misrendered its name as Melcor, and it indicated that the tree was of the same species as General Sherman, a tree in Sequoia National Park; General Sherman is of a different species, the giant sequoia.
The company said that most of its United States and Canadian community newspapers were on the block and it indicated that it was considering mergers or affiliations for many of its other assets.
In addition, the K m value of the immobilized SMDH was lower than the free SMDH, and it indicated that immobilized SMDH had an apparently higher affinity for its substrate than that of the free enzyme.
A United Nations study of crime here in Kenya's capital was issued yesterday, and it indicated that the city's disparaging nickname -- "Nairobbery" -- is not far from reality.
(And it indicated that it would be better if any higher court dealt with the law in place after June 1st).
This layer, which was more than three feet deep, corresponded to the years 2200 to 1900 B.C., and it indicated that, around the time of Akkad's fall, Tell Leilan had been completely abandoned.
Then I looked at the M.B.F.S. account, and it indicated that the loan had been paid in full in late October — the checks that I had received were reversals of my automatic payments.
What if the patient profiled in your article who received an erroneous diagnosis of breast cancer had gotten a second opinion and it indicated that she didn't have cancer?
In February, the coalition government formally announced that it would scrap the centuries-old definition of marriage as union between a man and a woman, and it indicated that the first same-sex ceremonies could take place before the end of the year.
