"indicate for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to show that something is meant or intended for someone or something. An example sentence would be: "This product is designed to indicate for small businesses looking to increase their online presence."
The information return must also indicate for which months each employee had company health coverage.
It was true that a few simple actions could be easily imitated: he could indicate, for example, how a client might wish to stand.
The computer searches this cacophony of signals for recognizable patterns, which could indicate, for instance, that a sizable number of dancers are swaying with a particular rhythm.
For the rest of us, they are sobering statistics that indicate for the first time just how prevalent sexual coercion is among ordinary people living ordinary lives.
The speed with which a phone moves from tower to tower could indicate, for instance, whether the device is being used in a car or while walking down the street.
Studies indicate, for example, that if parents have one child with autism, the chance that they will have a second autistic child is 2 to 6percentt -- about 100 times the general risk.
They indicate, for example, that although the elder Mr. Bush carried the Wayne County suburbs outside Detroit by 13 points in 1988, by last year those suburbs were in Democratic control and Mr. Gore carried them by 9 points.
Studies from the Motion Picture Association of America indicate, for example, that the group ages 12 to 17 accounts for 17percentt of movie audiences, a figure disproportionate to their actual share of the population, which is 10percentt.
Yet as his chairman's words indicate, for supply there's little alternative but to look abroad.
That will indicate for which parameter values the model selection can be trusted.
