The phrase "as indicating a problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to describe something that suggests or points to an issue or difficulty.
Example: "The data collected from the survey is concerning, as indicating a problem with customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "as suggesting an issue" or "as pointing to a problem."
At Puerto Rico's main public hospital, Centro Medico, doctors watched as Ríos Bacó's skin yellowed, indicating a problem with her liver.
He is now in remission and has regular check-ups to ensure his PSA levels are normal, as high PSA levels indicate a problem with the prostate.
Similarly, 100% of the clicks coming through one type of browser indicate a problem, as traffic should be across all of them.
Watch for signs that indicate a problem, such as increased thirst, urinary accidents, coughing, lack of energy, bad breath, difficulty chewing, or weight loss.
"The numbers do make sense," said Kenneth Brill, founder of the Uptime Institute, an industry consulting group based in Santa Fe, N.M. "But they shouldn't be taken as indicating the problem's over.
The "temporary" finding in the first paper cites the analysis in the second.This result is leading some writers and economists to dismiss the findings as indicating that the problem with labour markets is demand.
Of 338 women whose notes were reviewed, the notes of 222 (56%) women were identified as indicating communication problems between health professionals.
It said tests the panel identified as indicating problems with its cement formula were preliminary and did not contribute to the disaster.
Thus, actually perceiving something as a "problem" could indicate a more general problem, and could serve as a warning signal for taking measures to preclude constant accessibility and overuse.
The stock market was viewed as a leading indicator of the economy, and surely a fall as large as that one indicated a deep economic problem.
