The phrase "a kind of implication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a suggestion or inference that is not explicitly stated but can be understood from the context.
Example: "Her tone suggested a kind of implication that she was unhappy with the decision."
Alternatives: "a sort of suggestion" or "a type of inference."
Then, there is a middle style or an elegiac style, and then there is a low style, the style of comedy, the style that indeed Dante will adopt lowly; but this is a kind of peculiar implication for Dante to call a story such as his, a "comedy" and this is the implication: that, in effect, he undercuts the idea of a rigid hierarchy of reality.
She told Andrew Neil: "Any kind of implication that we were standing down in order for money is absolutely wrong, categorically wrong.
There was for Cartier-Bresson a kind of social implication in the camera.
More than most novelists, Lazar cherishes, even hoards, enigma, so that theme emerges as a kind of rhythmic implication; perhaps his novel can be thought of as working through a progression of musical movements.
Instead the titles of Archimboldi's books recur as a kind of pulse of implication, until the conjectured power of an unknown literature has insisted itself upon us like a disease, one that might just draw us down with the savagery of a murderer operating in a moonless desert.
And yet, as the action is repeated indefinitely, with a "kind of heartlessness," the implications of the violence seep out nonetheless.
Dillon is a self-confessed hypochondriac and his conclusion that "the power of imagination... is in itself a kind of pathology" has profound implications for literature.
As a branch of philosophy it served, instead, as a kind of review of the implications for human nature of philosophically more central doctrines, and it may have incorporated a good deal of empirical material that would now be thought of as belonging to psychology.
This implication, a kind of philosophical blowback from the debates on animal rights and abortion, has become the subject of sustained controversy in applied ethics.
