"conclusive indicators" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to evidence that is strong enough to make a determination or establish a fact. For example, "The conclusive indicators found in the forensic analysis are enough to prove that the suspect was at the crime scene."
Again, that is not a conclusive indicator, but another chip in the shadowy arms-trade mosaic that helped make Libya in 2011 a very bloody place, and that has left de-miners with a cleanup that will take years.
The presence of organized αSMA is considered a conclusive indicator of fibroblast activation.
Others Goldsmiths' colleagues felt that in AHSS research the number of citations was not a conclusive indicator of research merit, value or impact.
Given the length of time the programme has been operative, the statistics from the CMVIS relating to accidents are not conclusive as an indicator of the success of the pilot.
Wikis had the lowest influence on student engagement, with mixed findings regarding behavioral engagement, limited, but conclusive findings, regarding one indicator of cognitive engagement (deep processing of information), and no studies pertaining to other indicators of cognitive engagement (motivation, persistence) or emotional engagement.
Since there were only four subjects, the data extracted from this study can only be considered indicators and not conclusive.
Since the number of subjects is low, the data extracted from this study can only be considered indicators and not conclusive.
Although these differences are not explicit and conclusive, they are revealed by social indicators such as access to health care services, occupation, income, education, and social exclusion or isolation.
Finally, Section 'Conclusion' reports some conclusive remarks.
The last indicator is even more conclusive: SDa3 is within 0.75 1 in 87%% of cases, and less than 0.65 in none of the cases.
