The phrase "are mostly indicative of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to suggest that something generally points to or suggests a particular conclusion or interpretation.
Example: "The results of the survey are mostly indicative of a growing concern among the population regarding climate change."
Alternatives: "are generally reflective of" or "tend to suggest".
In a similar fashion, Labour's current opinion poll lead of around 10 points seems a bit unearned – that is certainly the feeling among some in the shadow cabinet – because it seems to be mostly indicative of disenchantment with the coalition rather than surging enthusiasm for Labour.
None of the pediatric patients had elevated albumin (ALB), blood urea nitrogen (BUN), creatinine (CREA), or presence of proteinuriay, which were mostly indicative of renal damage.
Immunohistochemistry (IHC) was scored for p53 nuclear staining as: 1 = none, 2 = >0<25% (mostly indicative of a functional intact p53 status), 3 = 25%75%%, or 4 = >75% (the latter two indicative of p53 dysfunction).
The high LD regions were mostly interspersed with low LD regions, indicative of maize genome complexity and the random nature of recombination events across the genome [ 15, 53].
The Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program, a post-9/11 creation indicative of this growth, is mostly run through the DoD and focuses on training mid- and senior-level defense officials from allied militaries in the tenets of counterterrorism.
Furthermore, it can be assumed that high CFs provide evidence that relationships among the organisms under study have been mostly divergent, and that low CFs are indicative of reticulate evolution.
Cost-effectiveness pairs were mostly located (74%) in the south-east quadrant, indicative of higher effectiveness at lower cost (Table 3).
Consistently, the PTS genes were mostly located inside genomic islands containing strain-specific sets of PTS genes, indicative of high rates of duplications, losses and gains.
But are they indicative of a worrisome trend?
