The phrase "a conclusion that has implications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the outcomes or consequences of a particular conclusion in an argument or analysis.
Example: "The study presented a conclusion that has implications for future research in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "a conclusion with consequences" or "a conclusion that carries significance".
Phylogenetic analysis suggests that these archaeal tubulins could be the direct ancestors of eukaryotic tubulins, a conclusion that has general implications for the evolution of the key functional systems of the eukaryotic cell.
We conclude that functional odor response properties have only a limited influence on the spatial location of glomeruli in the D. melanogaster antennal lobe, a conclusion that has significant implications for models of interglomerular computations in the antennal lobe (Galizia and Menzel 2001 ).
If this interpretation is correct, it provides a strong likelihood that phthalate exposure in humans is one potential cause of TDS disorders, a conclusion that has widespread public health implications.
A major conclusion of this study that has implications for SCCT is that the need to master ancillary skills for a desired career may play an important role in an individual's choice to remain in the career path.
That has implications on a country's economy.
Actually, that has implications.
As we began to untangle what these data were telling us, it did lead us inescapably to a conclusion that did have implications for climate change, but it really wasn't what we had set out to try to understand.
This work supports a number of notable conclusions that have important implications for cellulosic biofuels processes that use NaOH pretreatment.
Understanding various characteristics of this population is important for drawing conclusions that have plausible implication for the prevention and control of China's nationwide HIV/AIDS epidemic.
Since it is primarily the conclusions that have observational consequences, there are essentially no new experimental implications.
