"indicating a problem with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when you want to describe a situation or issue that is causing difficulty or concern. Example sentence: The water leaking from the ceiling is indicating a problem with the pipes in the apartment building.
Once again, a circuit breaker blew, indicating a problem with the pump module.
The messages also indicate that warning flags appeared on the displays of the captain and the first officer indicating a problem with the speed sensing.
At Puerto Rico's main public hospital, Centro Medico, doctors watched as Ríos Bacó's skin yellowed, indicating a problem with her liver.
The report also mentions that "tracing of shellfish to source showed evidence of contamination and there have been reports of illness in other establishments associated with oysters from the same source," indicating a problem with the supplier.
Once we reached cruising altitude, the pilot made a long announcement explaining that his computer had been indicating a problem with the hydraulic brake system and that after running some tests, he had decided it was O.K., that the problem was caused by a computer anomaly, not the brakes.
Appling-Nunez says she never saw any notice from Kemp's office indicating a problem with her application.
Anything more than 4percentt off would indicate a problem with the machine.
Tatton-Brown said those talks did not indicate a problem with the Ocado model.
Her mouth tasted faintly metallic to him, and he wondered whether this might indicate a problem with their chemistry.
If a print job of yours repeatedly causes this error, it may indicate a problem with the print job.
This error usually indicates a problem with the mail configuration of the company or organization you are sending mail to.
