The phrase "and when they indicated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a moment when someone expressed or pointed out something, often in a narrative or descriptive context.
Example: "The team was surprised by the results, and when they indicated their concerns, the management took immediate action."
Alternatives: "and when they pointed out" or "and when they expressed".
In her own blog, Sally, 78 and a recent widow, describes her heart-warming and visceral response as she greeted runners at the finish line, giving them hugs and "wreathing" their medals when they indicated they wanted the medal placed around their necks.
Just what Mr. Bush, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and Vice President Dick Cheney meant when they indicated that harboring terrorists would be a casus belli in the fight against terrorism remained unclear.
However, it is likely that some activities were under-reported since the amount of time HEWs recorded against activities was almost always less than the amount of time that would have elapsed between when they indicated starting and leaving work.
Therefore, attention must be paid to these instruments and the appropriate measurements taken, when they indicate any faults.
Infants get fed when they are hungry and the caretaker stops feeding them when they indicate they have had enough.
Therapists will also have access to a range of skills-based approaches as have been used in previous studies, as and when they are indicated by the formulation (e.g. time management).
18 20 The use of these procedures is somewhat controversial because despite evidence of short-term improvements in hearing and reduced infection rates there is limited evidence regarding their long-term benefits and when they are best indicated.
Cancer cells either proliferate or refuse to die where and when they should not, which clearly indicates that they have problems in detecting or responding to their environment.
Integrating effective clinical decision support tools into the EMR, to query a patient's genomic data as care is being delivered, will be needed to present relevant variants and recommendations only when they are indicated.
If these findings are confirmed in a larger number of patients, we expect immunoscintigraphy to be introduced as a cost-effective procedure in the follow-up of patients who have received surgery for ovarian carcinoma, since it promises to reliably identify patients who do not require surgical re-exploration, and guide biopsies when they are indicated.
