The phrase "it provides an indication" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing something that suggests or points to a particular conclusion or outcome.
Example: "The data collected from the survey indicates a growing trend in consumer preferences, as it provides an indication of what customers value most."
Alternatives: "it suggests" or "it points to".
The robustness study of the reversed-phase liquid chromatographic method developed for the quantitative analysis of carboxylic acids is a real asset to prepare method transfer because it provides an indication of its reliability during routine use.
It provides an indication of its reliability during normal usage.
However, with association studies, the most indicative value of potential power is the r measurement, as it provides an indication of the way the markers and phenotypic traits being studied will be correlated.
It provides an indication of the yield potential if no further N fertilizer addition was done.
It provides an indication on the relationship between the cell productivity and the main factors.
"It provides an indication of who is at risk from anxiety, who is most likely to develop it," said Remes.
It provided an indication of the sensitivity of reactor kinetics to the effects of micro-mixing delay, and predicted temperature and species distributions, while using detailed thermo-kinetic mechanisms.
One analyst said that sales of the latest release were likely to be limited, but it provided an indication of where the industry was pointed.
Western blotting is currently the only method available for monitoring PCNA ubiquitination and is, by its very nature, rather crude as it only provides an indication of the average level of the modification in a large number of cells.
Although that study could not distinguish between misses (memory loss) and false alarms (false recognition), it certainly provides an indication that susceptibility to interference may be a critical component of the memory disruption seen in Alzheimer's disease, paralleling our results in mice.
It provides an initial indication that the intervention may be effective, but the small sample size means that it lacks power to detect clinically meaningful differences.
