The phrase "recent evidence indicates" is correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used when discussing new or current information that supports a particular claim or argument. For example: Recent evidence indicates that climate change is causing rising sea levels. In this sentence, "recent evidence" refers to the most up-to-date research or data on climate change, and "indicates" is used to show that this evidence is pointing towards the conclusion that climate change is causing rising sea levels.
The most recent evidence indicate that the Tea Party audits resulted not from intentional political targeting of conservatives from the sheer preponderous of Tea Party applications among the hundreds of 501(c)(4) tax exemption requests that deluged a tiny understaffed IRS field office.
Recent evidence indicate that p53 is able to induce the expression of a number of microRNAs by either direct transcriptional activation or regulation of the microRNA processing complex.
Cell lines derived from human or murine MB tumors have been used to understand the biology of MB, but recent evidence indicate that propagated MB cell lines lose much or all of their responsiveness to HH pathway antagonism [ 40].
Although it is unclear why the estimated incidence rates in Durham County are the highest for CA-CDI reported, recent evidence indicate that the rates in the county may have since declined (22 ), a phenomenon anecdotally experienced in other locations in the southeastern United States (R.P. Gaynes, pers. comm).
Last but not least, recent evidence indicate that BAG3 is also implicated in regulating the general metabolic state of the organism, as bag3-deficient mice were reported to show significant hypoglycemia, a decrease in triglyceride and cholesterol levels and growth retardation, and died by 3 weeks after birth.
But recent evidence indicates that it has to a significant extent.
Recent evidence indicates that such a lineup will lead to the captain being fined and/or suspended because of a slow over-rate.
Recent evidence indicates concurrent ET leads to less than optimal improvements in muscle strength [17].
Recent evidence indicates that there is stronger nitrification in the euphotic zone than previously thought.
Recent evidence indicates that early removal of eschar by tangential debridement can promote healing.
Recent evidence indicates that post-surgical outcomes are better among those with higher patient activation.
