The phrase "construed as indicating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing interpretations or implications of a statement or action.
Example: "The results of the survey can be construed as indicating a shift in public opinion."
Alternatives: "interpreted as suggesting" or "understood as implying".
(That the senator used the word "infect" rather than "affect" might be construed as indicating his own bias).
The daughter, however, had an air that, in the light of developments, may be construed as indicating that an anticipated treat wasn't living up to expectations.
Benson does point out that a secular humanist can achieve the same beneficial effects through meditation, and he is careful not to assert that any of his experimental data should be construed as indicating the presence of a deity, but the book's science is clearly serving a larger inspirational goal.
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Mr Goebbels points out that rejection by Parliament could be construed as indicating profound disagreement with the soundness of the policy pursued by the European Central Bank.
Diversity, construed as complexity and variation, was also indicated as one of the main attributes by Sevenant and Antrop (2009) and the historical character by Galindo Galindo and Corraliza Rodriguez (2000).
So Apple sent Odio a takedown notice, indicating his work could be construed as a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
These observations indicate that no interval exists that can be construed as an interepidemic period during which the virus is completely absent; hence, transmission most likely occurs continuously within specific locales.
Together, these data indicate that responses to the devalued stimulus in the OCD group are indicative of habit and cannot be construed as goal-directed, purposeful avoidance.
This indicates that Berkeleyan and Leibnizian idealist views can be construed as conceptions of the relation between space and intuition.
Ka/ KS < 1 is thought to indicate purifying selection, whereas Ka/ KS > 1 is construed as the signature of positive selection (Hurst 2002).
