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The phrase "any indications that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about signs or evidence of something occurring or being true.
Example: "Are there any indications that the project will be completed ahead of schedule?"
Alternatives: "any signs that" or "any evidence that".
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"I haven't heard any indications that anyone is going to challenge the chairman," she said.
"He didn't give any indications that he had spoken with Siemens already".
When he was born, were there any indications that there were going to be problems?
(The search did not turn up any indications that the articles were inaccurate).
Are there any indications that you tarnished your brand or cannibalized your Web business?
"I don't see any indications that we will have big spillovers to other sectors from weak housing and motor vehicles.
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If the Hagel debacle is any indication, that won't happen any time soon.
If this game was any indication, that fan is going to find little relief this season.
If their first eight games are any indication, that may be no easy task.
But if Philadelphia is any indication, that may not be the case.
If my sampling of family and Columbia-educated friends are any indication, that is probably the most common answer.
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