The phrase "seen as indicative" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to introduce a clause or phrase that serves as evidence or support for a claim. Example: The increasing number of protests across the country is seen as indicative of growing dissatisfaction with the government's policies.
That response was seen as indicative of a generational divide.
It may be seen as indicative of dishonest behaviour," says McCulloch.
The move was seen as indicative of a growing skepticism in the U.K. about the benefits of EU membership.
Mr. Joseph, the Salomon Smith Barney analyst, said the numbers should not be seen as indicative of continued bad news for the industry.
The deal was seen as indicative of a general easing of tensions that have clouded the Korean peace talks in recent months.
But today's deal is seen as indicative of a move toward reducing the number of European players to a handful of market leaders.
It's just that their love was manifested in ways that I began to see as indicative of an East-West divide.
After serving as Tony Richardson's backup in 2010, Conner enters this season as the starter, a designation he sees as indicative of a responsibility to do more than just stand over his considerable wreckage.
But the results of other, larger, polls - which have suggested opposition to the plan is running at 65-85% - are seen as more indicative of the general mood on the southern half of the island.
The Met Office's Peter Stott, who was not involved in the study, said it added further credence to the long-held prediction that climate change would bring wetter conditions to some parts of the globe and could be seen as broadly indicative of the role of climate change in the December floods.
The answer to the questions is that UNDAF is seen as an indicative document for inter-agency cooperation and the articulation of the national priorities within the overall policy formulation of the UN family.
