The phrase "indicated steps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific steps that have been pointed out or mentioned previously.
Example: "Please follow the indicated steps to complete the application process successfully."
Alternatives: "specified steps" or "outlined steps".
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Flowchart indicated steps of modeling compositional grading.
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A scrolling display of squares moving up, down, right, or left across the screen cues each move and participants have to execute the indicated steps (forward, backward, right, or left) when the squares reach corresponding squares at the top, bottom, right, or left side of the screen (see Figure 1).
A scrolling display of arrows moving upwards across the screen cued each move, and the participants were asked to execute the indicated steps (forward, backward, right, or left) when the arrows reached the fixed raster graphic at the top of the screen and in time with different songs (32 to 137 beats per minute).
And, when indicated, step 5: molecular biological testing.
Arrows facing upward indicate steps regulated by OsTGAP1 (Okada et al. 2009).
(Fig. 6) It would be helpful to rescale the x-axis, so that the beginning of movement is time 0 and then indicate steps of +-250ms.
Biomarkers indicate steps in a series of events leading to diseases that may result from exposure to (toxic) pollutants or harmful agents.
"(Fig. 5) With what rationale were the 2 patients and 3 trials chosen?" "(Fig. 6) It would be helpful to rescale the x-axis, so that the beginning of movement is time 0 and then indicate steps of +-250ms".
(c) This button changes to 'FINISH UNIT OPERATION' when pushed to allow the radiochemist to indicate step completion once the desired amount of time has elapsed.
Fig. 2 Cumulative eruption sequence, taken from Fig. 1. 'Elbows' between straight lines would indicate step changes between constant recording rates, taking the underlying eruption rate to be constant.
