The phrase "a main implication of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the primary consequence or effect of a particular idea, theory, or situation.
Example: "A main implication of this research is that we need to reconsider our approach to environmental policy."
Alternatives: "a key implication of" or "a significant implication of".
The main implication of these results is that when developing a scale for a specific population, or recalibrating an international scale to the fracture incidence of a given country, local data must be collected.
The main implication of these results is that a cohort effect is not the only plausible explanation for the observed pattern of age-specific lifetime prevalence.
Another main implication of this study is to develop a clearinghouse that posits outcome of the research on science education.
The main implication of the findings is that they provide a deeper understanding about the relationship between nurse leadership and nurses' mental health outcomes.
The main implication of this study for clinicians is that if a colorectal cancer patient has no sign of disease involvement in the liver or lungs, evaluation of a suspicious bone lesion should not be aggressive, but should obtain more noninvasive data from other diagnostic modalities or follow-up.
The main implication of our findings is that they point towards a severe, long term, and recently worsening structural health problem in the geography of England, which may not have received the attention it requires from government policy and which has been resistant to specific policies to reduce inequalities in health or to regenerate local communities.
The main implication of our study is that type 2 diabetes is a growing public health problem for Asian Americans that requires urgent attention.
The main implication of the data we present is that they highlight a neurobiological substrate for the central representation of peripheral inflammation in humans and suggest how these representations might interact with the resource requirements of complex cognitive processing.
The main implication of this analysis is that entrepreneurs can no longer develop a uni-dimensional product offering and that design thinking must spread across functions to embrace art, science and technology for a sound business proposition.
It is cheaper to produce the complex good in H. Thus, H exports the complex good to O in exchange for imports of the simple good from O. The main implication of proposition 4 is that it considers the ECCE as a unique, independent source of comparative advantage in the presence of moral hazard.
