The phrase "about the possible ramifications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential consequences or effects of a particular action or decision.
Example: "We need to have a conversation about the possible ramifications of implementing this new policy."
Alternatives: "regarding the potential consequences" or "concerning the possible effects".
Begin, always formal in dress and manner, was extremely detail-oriented and careful about the possible ramifications of any agreements.
Americans should be under no illusions about the possible ramifications of the unrest that began 13 days ago and has taken more than 80 lives and left hundreds injured.
West Ham United have attempted to placate Senegal via an intermediary as they grow increasingly concerned about the possible ramifications of the Diafra Sakho row which could, according to Fifa's rules, extend to them being kicked out of the FA Cup.
VICE's Harry Cheadle talks about the possible ramifications of a new census question on today's episode.
Both Pete and Roger were cordial when they saw me out in front of 100 Centre Street (think Law & Order), but, both were obviously really worried about the possible ramifications of being found guilty.
LGBT people frequently have to worry about the possible ramifications coming out will have on their careers, relationships and almost every other aspect of their life and this can be especially true of those in the spotlight.
"Basically, I feel anything you are not willing to tell your partner about and you fear the possible ramifications of if caught is cheating.
Nagel discussed the possible ramifications of these chemicals with The Guardian last December.
Indeed, it's easy to imagine the possible ramifications of the Court's decision.
It is hard to exaggerate the possible ramifications, first and foremost for Jewish Israelis.
Remain campaigners in both Conservatives and Labour have repeatedly warned about the possibility of Scotland holding a second independence referendum if the UK votes to leave the EU, but there has been less scrutiny of the possible ramifications for Northern Ireland.
