The phrase "atmosphere indicative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment that reflects or suggests a particular mood or feeling.
Example: "The dim lighting and soft music created an atmosphere indicative of a romantic evening."
Alternatives: "mood-representative" or "environmental reflection".
If its radio telescopes were on par with the kind we use today, it might notice large amounts of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere, a biomarker indicative of an advanced industrial civilization.
Given an observed geometric albedo our prescriptions can be used to estimate the underlying scattering albedo of the atmosphere, which in turn is indicative of the scattering and absorptive properties of the atmosphere.
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For Janz it was indicative of a changed atmosphere after the referendum.
But the free-for-all which surrounded Karyn Kusamo's debut is just indicative of the general atmosphere around Park City.
The latest escalation of violence in Turkey is indicative of a new atmosphere of political unrest in the country.
Indicative of the circus atmosphere the trial sometimes took on, one defendant, representing himself, told the jury dirty jokes and shouted profanity.
The fates of Hearts and Celtic, so divergent on a night when Barcelona were vanquished by some shrewd play and the kind of raucous atmosphere that shook the soul, are indicative of the game's underlying health.
Proposed spacecraft such as Darwin or Terrestrial Planet Finder are designed to be capable of spectroscopically characterising the atmospheres of exoplanets, detecting chemical disequilibrium indicative of life.
"I think it's indicative of the improvement of the atmosphere that Bill Clinton has ushered in," Mr. Frank said of the event, which was first reported today in The Washington Post.
