The phrase "indicating it can" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that suggests or points to a possibility or capability.
Example: "The data is indicating it can lead to significant improvements in efficiency."
Alternatives: "suggesting it is able to" or "implying it may".
The oil and natural gas industry has its own concerns about the new rules but has indicated it can work with them.
"Once you've accepted that you have to include death, then you should be honest … and indicate it can strike down anybody at any time.
Mr. Ritea said that both drivers involved in an accident would receive a bill, but that it would "indicate it can be forwarded to responsible party and their insurer," which he said would pay the city.
"Parents should be reassured that the overall risk of a child developing ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) is very small and that Caesarean section is largely a very safe procedure and when medically indicated, it can be lifesaving," she said.
Histamine is a candidate, although previous work indicates it can worsen or ease anxiety, depending on which cellular receptor it prods.
Moreover, the smallest IR drops of the hybrid composites based SC indicates it can be used as a promising electrode material for SCs [35].
However, since cmSG implantation can save the lives of patients for whom neither classical stent grafts nor open surgery are indicated, it can be concluded that these devices are useful in some cases.
For the reasons indicated, it can be said that it is advisable to use other procedures to select large size subsamples, so the representativeness of the original CSWL is improved with less reduction in the number of pensions.
The relative high Csp and good stability of ecrGO/iron oxides composites due to the synergistic effect between ecrGO and iron oxides during the electrochemical processes, indicates it can be a promising candidate for supercapacitors.
