The phrase "are likely to indicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing probabilities or tendencies regarding what something may suggest or reveal.
Example: "The symptoms you are experiencing are likely to indicate an underlying health issue that requires further investigation."
Alternatives: "may suggest" or "are expected to show".
17 Our case-control analysis, based on a national dataset of some 13 million records, provides a pragmatic means of testing the reliability of the indicators and assessing whether they are likely to indicate cases of adverse outcome for patients.
It will be up to physicists "to pick out interesting events that are likely to indicate the existence of supersymmetry, extra dimensions, black holes, and the like," said Assamagan.
These movement-related alpha-beta rhythms are likely to indicate activation of the somatomotor cortex representing the right hand, according to their topographical distribution which overlaps with that evoked by tapping the hand (Supplementary Results).
Higher values of E HOMO are likely to indicate a tendency of the molecule to donate electrons to appropriate acceptor molecules with low energy or empty electron orbital.
When the reference levels vary so much among the different studies, it is impossible to determine what ranges of salivary IL-6 or IL-8 levels are likely to indicate OSCC development.
Diocletian and the tetrarchs had no consistent plan for frontier advancement, and records of raids and forts built across the frontier are likely to indicate only temporary claims.
Statistical analysis explored whether hospital episode statistics are suitable for such analyses and whether the resulting indicators were likely to indicate adverse outcomes for patients.
It is likely to indicate that officials understand that "growth is more of a concern than inflation," he said.
The whole world has had a warm year and global data, released later on Wednesday, is likely to indicate a new record.
Larger animals need larger brains to function, but additional grey matter beyond that is likely to indicate a relative increase in brain function, be it intelligence or a specialisation in sensory data (e.g. great vision) or something else.
