The phrase "attributes indicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or features that suggest or point to a particular conclusion or interpretation.
Example: "The attributes indicate a strong correlation between the variables in the study."
Alternatives: "characteristics suggest" or "features imply".
(Both attributes indicate an inability to move the work offshore).
The results show that service attributes including travel cost, travel time and waiting time may be critical determinants of the use of SAVs and the acceptance of DRS. Differences in willingness to pay for service attributes indicate that SAVs with DRS and SAVs without DRS are perceived as two distinct mobility options.
Structural attributes indicate the forests are in the understory reinitiation stage of forest development.
Attributes indicate how a person feels, behaves or thinks (Creswell, 2011).
Structural attributes indicate the forest stands are in the understory reinitiation stage of forest development (Oliver and Larson 1996).
Results of logistic regression analysis for the four susceptibility value attributes indicate that the six grades have weights of 0.29, 0.24, 0.19, 0.14, 0.10, and 0.05, respectively.
Student behavior attributes indicating oral and gesture-based communication were observed and evaluated.
Further, GMTED shows significant deviation for most of the attributes, indicating its inability for mountain-river-basin-scale studies.
Now the mathematician, though he too treats of these things, nevertheless does not treat of them as the limits of a physical body; nor does he consider the attributes indicated as the attributes of such bodies.
The variability in many of the community attributes indicated that intensive replicate sampling would be required to detect ecologically important changes.
High amorphous Al contents tended to be related to higher organic carbon (OC) values, in which areas the terrain attributes indicated smooth relief and predominance of pedimentation processes.
