The phrase "representative indication of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is indicative or symbolic of a larger concept or idea. Example: The CEO's salary is a representative indication of the company's success and financial stability.
It revealed that their behavior was representative of an indication of their professional dilemma.
A sample of this size was considered adequate, giving a reasonably representative sample and an indication of the range of costs incurred.
Same with Figure 7 figure supplement 3. The revised Figure 6A and Figure 7 figure supplement 3 include the requested presentation of representative longitudinal sections and indication of the amputation plane.
This result gave an initial positive indication of the representative genomic amplification in these WGA reactions.
At least one other rival in the race, Sheila Y . Oliver the speaker of the State Assembly, appears likely to pursue a strategy of questioning Mr. Booker's commitment to bedrock Democratic principles, while the other, Representative Rush D. Holt, has given no indication of how he plans to engage Mr. Booker, the front-runner.
Comparison of the materials properties presented in this paper with the characteristics of representative sandstone substrates can give an indication of material compatibility.
Ramaphosa's direct benefit from impala sales is an indication of his being the representative of the white landed oligarchy which has benefited from stolen land.
He reckons that the firms that have already reported are a representative sample likely to provide a good indication of the overall trend.
As I described in Part One, these four categories aren't representative of "personality" but instead provide an indication of our preferred method of communication.
