The word 'indicators' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is used to measure or indicate a particular state or condition. For example, "Financial analysts use key economic indicators to make decisions about the stock market."
He possesses no negative behavioural, affective, cognitive or personality indicators to indicate risk to others or risk of deterioration if he were to be recategorised as a category B prisoner … [he is] only at risk if he is left as a category A prisoner; at risk of deteriorating depression".
One of the strongest indicators that a marriage is working is that the partners do things together".
"They are always looking for indicators to evaluate the things that don't show up on the balance sheet".
We know from the same countries that low levels of inequality, high levels of redistributive taxation and of public provision are associated with high levels of innovation and other indicators of economic success.
The World Bank's data and indicators for Greece can be found here.
The result will be a relief for Ed Miliband after suggestions a few weeks ago that the Tories were taking the lead after a series of indicators gave good news on the economy.
Plenty of recent research – best detailed in Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett's book The Spirit Level – suggests that a wide range of statistical indicators, from mental health to social mobility, are better in more equal societies.
This narrow range of indicators doesn't amount to a recovery.
And Rio is where the nitty-gritty of this new agenda – the goals, targets and indicators – may be decided.
"I don't understand why we keep using these indicators," she said.
That said, the jury is still out on whether growth has reached enough escape velocity to see a self-sustained recovery, as the first confidence indicators for the second quarter levelled off a bit, now that oil prices have increased and the euro exchange rate strengthened".
