The phrase "indicator warning" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a prompt or message that warns someone of something. For example, "The car's indicator warning showed that the battery was low."
There were a bunch of indicators warning us that that shouldn't have happened," LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said in a recent interview.
The important parameters for an optimal biomonitoring program include: selection of chemicals, exposure scenario and biological indicators (early warning indicators), which depend upon the target endpoint under investigation.
The seat belt warning indicator intermittently refused to go out even after I buckled up.
We conducted a standardized Delphi process to achieve national consensus on warning indicators and recommended action plans for patients after colorectal surgery.
By using these tests as warning indicators for cardiovascular disease, we've cut deaths from that illness in half.
China's relationship with the U.S. will be among the first indicators, with analysts warning that a new, more confident Beijing will challenge Washington and will be "much less amenable to U.S. pressure" — particularly when it comes to North Korea.
Early warning indicators and early warning processes need to be reassessed.
The theoretically proposed early warning indicators based on local stability therefore fail to predict the critical transition in this gene network (Menck et al., 2013).
Although the richness, evenness and diversity indices are often used to interpret the functioning of the reactor in terms of its microbial communities [ 39– 42], their use as warning indicators remains questionable [ 6].
Researchers in a number of fields have explored early warning indicators based on a loss of stability near a critical transition (broadening of the effective potential as illustrated in Figure 2A) (Scheffer et al., 2009).
