The phrase "another clue that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing additional evidence or information that supports a particular conclusion or idea.
Example: "The witness's testimony provided another clue that the suspect was at the scene of the crime."
Alternatives: "an additional indication that" or "further evidence that".
Another clue that tells you Smith will end the night clutching a load of Brit awards is the picture of Sam Smith clutching a load of Grammy awards from earlier this month.
We have another clue that points to the deal: in addition to our other sourcing, when I emailed Joe Poulin, the CEO and co-founder of Luxury Retreats, to see if he could tell me anything, I received a reply directly from an Airbnb spokesperson — who I had not contacted yet.
We have another clue that points to the deal: in addition to our other sourcing, when I emailed Joe Poulin, the CEO and co-founder of Luxury Retreats, to see if he could tell me anything, I received a reply directly from an Airbnb spokesperson — who I had not contacted yet.
36D: This was another clue that punished one's faith in the gimme.
Another clue that Denisovans traveled far south of Siberia is in the DNA of living humans.
Ata's DNA fragments are still large, another clue that she's less than 500 years old.
When officers arrived, one questioned Goldstein about the incident, while another spotted the clue that tipped them off to the culprit.
Baby animals are another big clue that spring has sprung, with leaping lambs particularly synonymous with this time of year.
And then came another haunting clue that the boys were alive and fighting to survive for hours.
Another big clue that a signature has been forged is when it's apparent that the signature was retouched.
Another clue is that the Ina region contains only two impact craters, far less than the moon's average for an area that size.
