The phrase "arrows suggest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that arrows are conveying a particular meaning or implication in a visual context, such as diagrams or charts.
Example: "In the graph, the arrows suggest a positive correlation between the two variables."
Alternatives: "arrows indicate" or "arrows imply".
Carlile Aylmer Macartney writes that the Blasii and Picenati words for Vlachs and Pechenegs and the reference to their "bows and arrows" suggest that Anonymus borrowed the text from a work describing the route of the Third or Fourth Crusade across the Balkans; the late-12th-century Historia de expeditione Friderici imperatoris refers to Vlachs and Cumanians and their bows and arrows.
The arrows suggest that the A, C, and G incidences around the first nucleosome dyads and linkers downstream of nucleocyclic TSSs significantly differ from those incidences around nucleosomes in the entire genome in Figure S4d.
Writing on the page stays on the page, with its scribbles and rewrites and long arrows suggesting a sentence or paragraph be moved, and can be looked over and reconsidered.
Also different is the dashboard, which has some extra displays showing the car's fuel economy at any given instant and providing up and down arrows suggesting when to shift.
The strongly hyperintense signal in b (arrows) suggests the presence of haemorrhage and/or melanin.
Tissue damage is seen (black arrows), suggesting a persistent external force.
b High-resolution sagittal T2 shows that the cystic lesions have different signal intensities (arrows), suggesting different proteinaceous/lipomatous contents.
Note the strongly sheared and stretched thin sand layer (dotted arrows), suggesting a fluidization of the overlying silt interval.
Also, the stacking faults could be clearly observed within the nanostructure marked by arrows, suggesting that the SiC crystal possess a high density of defects.
A 3-D forward modeling of GDS transfer functions (real induction arrows) suggested the presence of a 1200-km-long 1200-km-long 1200-km-longapproximately parallel to the south–southeastern border of the Amazonian curved in NW Brazil (Fig. 5).
Skeletal remains of a Velociraptor have revealed a pterosaur bone in the dinosaur's gut (black arrows), suggesting the predator wouldn't turn down a free meal.
