The phrase "a further implication was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional conclusions or consequences that arise from a previous statement or argument.
Example: "After analyzing the data, a further implication was that the results could influence future research directions."
Alternatives: "an additional implication was" or "another implication was".
A further implication is that the recipients will be obliged to surrender more of their already depleted store of privacy.
A further implication is that for ambient temperature design, the steel contribution ratio (steel section plastic resistance/plastic resistance of the composite cross-section) of the top floor column should be at least 0.25.
A further implication is elimination of any intra-scan time dependence in whole-body/multi-bed studies.
A further implication is that, if UK policy mirrors that of the EU, it would not be free to go strike a different deal with the United States.
A further implication is that legal obligation is not constituted by the say-so of institutions, nor is its content determined by what institutions said.
A further implication is that a non-harmonized timing of liberalization across the receiving countries, as was the case for prior eastern enlargements, may divert migration flows and concentrate them in some receiving countries more than others.
A further implication is that when estimating the return to public investment in adult (and particularly women's) health, it is important to account for the effect of adult health on children's time allocation.
A further implication is that perceptual symbols are not independent of the biological system that embodies them and the content conveyed would be likely to vary if intelligent systems varied physically.
A further implication is that both of these mechanisms are lost after hippocampal damage in rats.
A further implication is that various stochastic effects, both instrumental and biological, give rise to an overall intensity dependent noise [ 36- 38].
