The phrase "a further implication of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional consequences or meanings that arise from a particular statement or situation.
Example: "The study revealed a further implication of climate change on biodiversity, suggesting that many species may face extinction."
Alternatives: "an additional consequence of" or "a subsequent meaning of".
There is a further implication of mind in the fact of self-knowledge.
A further implication of the novel's title is that "spook country" is the one all Americans live in.
A further implication of the work is that the specifics of the post-yield flow and strain hardening processes are less important than the critical stress for determining the onset of plastic instability.
A further implication of Arendt's conception of the spatial quality of politics is that since politics is a public activity, one cannot be part of it without in some sense being present in a public space.
A further implication of Proposition 2 is that 'payer fee discrimination', an alternative fee policy proposed by Glazer and McGuire which discriminates the Medicare fee between fee-only and price-paying patients, cannot further improve efficiency. endnote j). Figure 2 illustrates the shape of the welfare function (17).
A further implication of the relationship investigated in the present study can be associated with the sensitivity of the ventral prefrontal cortex, including the IFG, to the probability of stimulus.
A further implication for practice, the lack of evidence for a difference of efficacy between E and CT in PD, OCD and PTSD raises the question of differential indication for behavioural versus cognitive treatment.
Once one puts matters like this, it becomes hard to accept a further implication in the offing of the Archbishop's remarks, namely, that those running the state have a duty to identify and inculcate a morality so that the state - now, in a shift of focus, understood as consisting of the collectivity of its members - can itself be moral.
A further implication is elimination of any intra-scan time dependence in whole-body/multi-bed studies.
In the framework of adaptive plasticity, this finding has a further implication whereby present standards of animal facility rearing might foster appropriate animal models if adult subjects were tested in less challenging experimental conditions.
A further implication is that both of these mechanisms are lost after hippocampal damage in rats.
