The phrase "clearly indicative of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that strongly suggests or points to a particular idea or conclusion. Example: The results of the experiment were clearly indicative of a positive correlation between sleep and memory retention.
That said, it is clearly indicative of the fact Robert Mugabe is no longer fit for purpose.
The government has recognised that "this is clearly indicative of a crisis," according to an official document quoted in the WaterAid report.
We also note that the orientation of the lobes is clearly indicative of the fault strike.
Therefore, a government becomes destructive when its abuses and usurpations are (1) many and long, (2) directed to the same end, and (3) clearly indicative of despotism.
Animations are pretty, there are bold primary colors everywhere that let you know exactly where you are in the app, and icons and controls are both well-designed and very clearly indicative of what they represent.
Thus, replacing goods of Chinese origin by goods from other countries is clearly indicative of trade diversion that is likely to follow the tariff and non-tariff liberalization following the TPP.
During processing, presence of this transposable element, insertion sequence 2 (in2) in the plasmid vector was not noticed until quality control of the bulk pDNA vaccine when results of restriction digestion, sequencing, and CGE analysis were clearly indicative for the presence of a contaminant.
None of the three methods evaluated was clearly indicative for the fatal outcome, although trends could be observed.
However, the results of the logistic regression analysis are clearly indicative that the duration of postoperative positive pressure ventilation is an independent risk factor of AKI, taking into account all the above-mentioned factors.
"I think it is incorrect to outright dismiss the work that has been done in the lab on neonicotinoids because it is clearly indicative there is an effect of these pesticides on the bees brain, their behaviour, and I have unpublished data which shows a strong effect on their physiology - the effect we saw we didn't expect and its quite a strong effect".
Another party insider told Guardian Australia: "The Sydney vote is clearly indicative that something went wrong, and by Sydney I mean greater Sydney, not just the seat of Sydney.
