"indeed does not" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to emphasize a negative statement. For example, "This procedure indeed does not guarantee success."
Nevertheless, the fact that strict complementarity is not a diffuse factor behind the adoption of all environmental innovation indeed does not come as a surprise.
The love that dared not speak its name indeed does not, and that silence is strangely eloquent.
Dr. Laura at her worst, which is very bad indeed, does not come close to advocating violence.
Thus, while our findings cannot rule out the possibility that such processing indeed does not depend on conscious perception; they surely do not support this claim.
Indeed, does not his moral case for low taxation require the state to withdraw altogether, and urgently, from many of the activities it is currently engaged in?
But despite hundreds of complaints, the bureau gives students little guidance in knowing which schools are best qualified and indeed does not fulfill many of its core oversight responsibilities.
Or, indeed, doesn't happen.
Somebody indeed doesn't want rain-some almost, but not quite forgotten man.
Adlington, who is very special indeed, doesn't appear to have a clue she is.
Clinton, indeed, did not win the 2008 nomination.
