The phrase "as the only indication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to specify that something is the sole sign or signal of a particular situation or condition.
Example: "The temperature reading was low, as the only indication that the system was malfunctioning."
Alternatives: "as the sole sign" or "as the exclusive indication".
In women with leiomyomas as the only indication, 71.4% had both or last ovary removed.
In women with dysfunctional uterine bleeding as the only indication, 35% had both or last ovary removed.
Interestingly, only 12 patients (6.3%) had as the only indication for operation pain, which could not be handled by medical therapy (Grade A).
The present study confirms that the risk of embolism decreases markedly after the first week of antimicrobial therapy; this seems to support previous recommendations against stroke prevention as the only indication for valvular surgery after 1 week of therapy [ 15].
As noted by Smith and colleagues [ 32]: "...it makes sense to think of the frequency with which emergent themes appear as one (though not the only) indication of the relative importance and relevance... ........ To examine the potential relative importance of the identified strategies, we examined the frequency with which these strategies (and any sub-ordinate concepts) were discussed [ 40].
Its author is Ronald, a Canadian Black Goose, and the only indication as to its origin is the line "Sent from my iPhone".
This is the only indication, as cited above, that is based on randomized controlled trials.
Maternal request was coded as such where this was the only indication reported by the operator.
As there have been no measurements as yet, the 2000 values are the only indication of an upper limit of radio frequency interference which is not tolerable for the detector electronics.
Still, they're keeping mum about the overall tone of the record: "This is really the only indication that they give as to the nature of the new album; expect the unexpected, and expect diversity and experimentation.
