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Discover LudwigThe phrase "another indication was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting additional evidence or signs that support a particular point or argument.
Example: "Another indication was the increase in sales during the holiday season, which suggested a growing consumer interest."
Alternatives: "another sign was" or "another piece of evidence was".
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And perhaps another indication was required.
Another indication was last year's layoffs at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, which had been one of the mainstream art world's big boosters of digital art.
Another indication was the 11% increase (p < 0.001) of serum HDL-cholesterol after whisky compared with water consumption.
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Another indication is that proper introductions may still need to be made.
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In the meantime, our urgent need for the illumination that they seem to offer — for the blunt, righteous conviction they uphold — is another indication, were it needed, that a new kind of medievalism is upon us.
Another indication are the statements of Rouhani himself, which have been in line with his pre-election promises to lift the restrictions on personal freedoms young people experienced under the previous administration.
Another indication is the fact that people with celiac disease (a gluten intolerance) are three times more likely to have eczema; relatives of celiac patients are twice as likely to have eczema.
Another indication is what I call the "YouTube effect".
Another indication is a patient with high and irregular heart rate.
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