The phrase "a direct implication on" is not correct; it should be "a direct implication of." You can use it when discussing the consequences or effects that something has on a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The new policy has a direct implication of increased productivity among employees."
Alternatives: "a direct effect on" or "a direct consequence of".
"If these weapons are developed and used, there is no way that any conflict Saddam initiated using these weapons would not have a direct implication on the interests of Britain," he said.
This had a direct implication on the magnetic coils power supplies.
This factor has a direct implication on the design and service of the machine components or structures.
The integration of scientific knowledge about possible climate change impacts on water resources has a direct implication on the way water policies are being implemented and evolving.
The results obtained from this study may have a direct implication on the on-going education and training of early childhood educators, as well as another key player in childhood development: the parents.
An important factor that has a direct implication on the designing methodology and on the resistance to torsion of these components is the state of stress generated by the twisting load application.
Other studies provided findings about a direct implication of the cerebellum on language, verbal working memory [ 77– 81], and timing [ 82].
These observations are consistent with a specific effect of sodium ions on the β subunit and a direct implication of this subunit in the sodium translocation process [11].
The study of inhomogeneous diffusion in the presence of colored noise makes the present development formally interesting since this brings in a direct implication that exercising control on the degree of correlation can enhance the current in a properly designed experiment.
As a result, factors affecting accumulation of livestock assets and access and claim to grazing lands have direct implication on pastoralists' sustained existence (Chambers and Conway 1991).
These results have direct implication on the effectiveness of current feeding practices in Australian redclaw pond aquaculture, highlighting the benefit of providing a water stable formulated feed suited to the requirements of redclaw.
