"indicators show that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase whenever you want to explain that certain information, data or statistics indicate the truthfulness of something. For example: "Indicators show that unemployment levels are continuing to rise."
Jilly Stephens, executive director of City Harvest, cautioned that "all indicators show that demand for emergency food isn't static.
All indicators show that poor countries are using natural resources at a faster rate than they were in 1992 and rich countries are leaving a larger ecological footprint.
Yet while these indicators show that inflation remains subdued in developed economies, the prices of financial assets such as shares have been soaring (see chart).
The structural indicators show that companies are more connected to each other in the search for cooperation than in the establishment of business relations or information exchange.
The results of four snow indicators show that most of the uncertainty arises from natural climate variability (inter-member variability of the CRCM) followed by the snow model.
The results of various hydrological indicators show that most of the uncertainty arises from the natural climate variability followed by the statistical post-processing.
Sentiment indicators showed that investors disliked bonds more than at any time since 1987.
Two economic indicators showed that China's economy maintained its strong momentum through July.
But Professor Frankel said that many other economic indicators showed that the yuan was undervalued and should be allowed to rise.
In their latest winning streak, New York has some positive indicators showing that the change may be for real.
"He said he was absolutely committed to keeping inflation in check and that all indicators showed that it was benign," Mr. Bayh said.
