"still indicates" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to show that something continues to be true or relevant, even though it may have been expected to change. Example: Despite the advances in technology, the old building's architecture still indicates the style of the 1920s.
A reading below 50 still indicates contraction, which began almost a year ago.
But the death rate still indicates that China's mines are the most dangerous in the world.
While bond and dollar investors took this as positive news for overall economic expansion, any number below 50 still indicates that manufacturing is continuing to shrink.
The index's reading for March was 11.4, which still indicates an expansion in business but missed the 18 level that analysts were expecting.
This may well be due to younger people living at home but it still indicates millennials have no issues with saving money.
Sabato said he is moving Florida to leaning Republican, even though the polling there still indicates it is a toss-up.
"We looked for alternative explanations in the data, but the best evidence still indicates that the legal sale exacerbated the destruction of elephant populations across Africa," Sekar said.
A subindex measuring new orders declined to 71.1 in January from 73.1 in December, but the reading still indicates sustained and strong activity.
These are one step below the most severe category, which warns of risk to life, but still indicates immediate action is required.
In England, the term cant still indicates the specialized speech of criminals, which, in the United States, is more often called argot.
But overall, science still indicates that if you want to lose weight, running is one of the better option as it uses a lot of big-muscle groups, key for calorie burning.
