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The phrase "as a reasonable indication" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest that something serves as a fair or justifiable sign or signal of a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "The increase in sales over the past quarter can be seen as a reasonable indication of the company's growth potential."
Alternatives: "as a fair representation" or "as a valid sign".
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Henry cites emerging cannabis markets operating in a legal space as a reasonable indication of best practice.
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Another potential limitation is that, even though scales such as the OMS-HC offer a reasonable indication of the beliefs that support behavioural attitudes, they have limitations in capturing actual behavioural responses.
So the dates are a bit off, although they are believed to be a reasonable indication of what theatres would have been like half a century earlier.
The performance of the world's biggest advertising company is a reasonable indication of whether its clients are prepared to spend.
This is an obvious, freely available statistic which we would expected to provide a reasonable indication of future electoral performance.
Many investigators agree that 2 mm of articular displacement is a reasonable indication for open reduction and internal fixation of Mason type II fractures of the radial head.
Thus, these records give a reasonable indication of the outward leg of long foraging trips by these birds.
Our analysis provides a reasonable indication of the relative cost-effectiveness of the two screening methods using illustrative unit costs.
However, the results provide a reasonable indication of switching and duplication in terms of Ficus species.
Amplitude-integrated EEGs can also provide a reasonable indication of the presence of suppression burst activity.
The doubling in expenditure on gloves and disinfectants is a reasonable indication of improved standards of hygiene.
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