"neither indicated" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to show that something has not been specified or pointed out, often in comparison to something else that has been indicated. Example: Neither indicated product is suitable for children, so parents must exercise caution when using them.
But neither indicated that a solution had been found to Russia's imminent default on $1.5 billion in debt payments due in the first quarter of the year.
But neither indicated that his government was willing to alter positions on divisive issues, like Taiwan and the South China Sea, that have long hamstrung better relations.
Although the two studies had differences, neither indicated a negative phenotype associated with the BACE1 +/- mice.
Neither indicated any sort of permanent re-working of processes as a result of Collaborate.
Another aspect is that in cases of multiple metastases or metastases with difficult access, biopsy is neither indicated nor ethical.
In comparing the women's stories about treatment and that of the attending physicians as recorded in the patient records, we found only two instances in which providers recorded conversations with women, and neither indicated shared decision making.
Both strategies earn an F, since neither indicates that they can tackle a crucial issue in the course.
The fact that it's neither indicates how much farther the company has to grow, or the limits of the thesis that cryptocurrencies will take over the world.
This neither indicates the extent to which the correlated model was useful in explaining the current data, nor the adequacy of comparing the correlated model with the other models.
As such, results may also suggest that less CSR disclosure does neither indicate if companies do not dispose over any CSR characteristics in their corporate identity nor to what extent these characteristics are existent.
Our results from this study neither indicate higher levels of neck muscle tension nor increased durations of tension after stressful incidents in patients with frequent episodic or chronic migraine compared to headache-free controls.
