The phrase "arm indicates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a gesture or movement of the arm that conveys a specific meaning or message.
Example: "In the presentation, the speaker's arm indicates the direction of the new project timeline."
Alternatives: "arm signals" or "arm points to".
A pointer on the bent arm indicates the torque on the scale.
An error to the Prior goal arm indicates proactive interference from the prior day's trial, while an error to one of the two Adjacent arms indicates weakened representation of the current goal location.
In general, the message from ARM indicates that healthy individuals are more likely to receive varenicline; on the contrary, those smokers with more co-morbidity are less likely to get varenicline.
This interaction between ethnicity and trial arm indicates a different pattern in satisfaction across ethnic groups, whereby white patients reported greatest satisfaction with usual care, followed by GP triage and then nurse triage.
Marcus et al [ 5] investigated this issue of over-diagnosis in MLP and concluded that better survival for individuals in the intervention arm indicates that some lesions with limited clinical relevance may have been identified in this group.
It's easy to get caught up in the moment when you're doing a physical activity and force yourself to keep going even when the pain in your leg or arm indicates you should stop.
He also carries a drum in another arm, indicating the first primordial sound and, by extension of meaning, creation itself.
Studies by the Rand Corporation and the Government Accountability Office, Congress' research arm, indicate that only 40% of women service members report their sexual assaults, compared with just 13% of men.
The Medical Examiner's of fice said that needle marks on her arm indicated she had been using heroin for some time.
Di Maio's testimony yesterday followed that of Herbert MacDonell, an expert on blood spatters who said blood on McQueen's right arm indicated that the arm had to have been raised when the shot was fired.
Minutes from the June meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee, the Fed's main policy-making arm, indicated that a few officials had a new worry: deflation.
