The phrase "indeed called for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is necessary or appropriate. Example: The situation was indeed called for a thorough investigation by the authorities.
Reparations are indeed called for!
New standards of journalism are indeed called for, and the large newspapers should lead the charge.
Mr. Ricci has indeed called for the commissioner to step down from the Governor's Task Force on Teen Safe Driving, given the problems he alleges within the D.M.V.
The financial crisis may have also revealed areas where a greater federal role is indeed called for, such as in bond insurance, which is not directly related to consumers and yet has a major impact on state and local economies.
The federal investigator said that the test indeed called for such high speeds in the curve area, where they were not safe, and that the test itself was poorly planned.
Of course, Chinese policy makers know perfectly well that although U.S. officials have indeed called for more currency flexibility, that was just a diplomatic euphemism for what America, and the world, wants (and has the right to demand): a much stronger renminbi.
That, indeed, calls for greater efficiency.
In that 1912 campaign, TR's Progressive Party platform did indeed call for nationalized health care.
The passage indeed calls for the renunciation of property, and it admonishes disciples to remain on the alert at all times.
Those who remember the 2000 election may remember that many supporters of Ralph Nader did indeed call for the abolition of the U.S. Senate, on the same grounds as those who oppose the Electoral College today.
Thus, the Times' description of Hamas's goals ignores the wealth of evidence, known to all close observers of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, that the organization has been steadily moving away from its founding Charter, which indeed calls for the destruction of Israel, towards a more pragmatic, de facto acceptance of a two-state solution based on a return to Israel of its pre-1967 war borders.
