"indicator data" is a proper and usable term in written English.
It is most often used to refer to a type of data that provides insight into the current status of a certain variable, such as a company's performance. For example, you could say, "These indicator data suggest that the company is on track to reach its goals."
Data further suggests the limitations of the developed approach and its potential for gathering leading safety indicator data.
High porosity and permeability zones are delineated by using the seismic derived flow zone indicator data.
Example of the distribution of active carbon indicator data in medium textured soils used to determine the scoring curve.
Further details on the ecoregion protection indicator data development can be found in a methodology document accessible from the data set web site (see "online linkage" section).
To interpret ecological indicator data collected in such environments long-term patterns of natural landscape variability need to be understood.
Significant gaps between indicator data and stakeholders' perceptions can point to a failure of indicators in fulfilling their communication role.
The assessment is made up of performance indicator data, information from Whitehall inspectorates, a judgment on the state of a council's finances and an assessment of a council's managerial centre.
Marine Renewable Energy monitoring data are used as a case study to develop and apply a model evaluation to establish best practices for characterizing baseline ecological indicator data.
The approach uses site-based indicator data to quantify the capacity of existing areas of vegetation to provide habitat and resources for indigenous plants and animals.
Our model findings are relevant for any ecological indicator data with similar properties, and the evaluation approach is applicable to any monitoring program.
A much higher degree of inheritance in the field-based ice-flow indicator data, than previously reported, allows for recognition of multiple ice-flow phases.
