The phrase "about the wider implications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the broader effects or consequences of a particular issue, event, or decision.
Example: "In our discussion, we should also consider about the wider implications of climate change on global economies."
Alternatives: "regarding the broader consequences" or "concerning the larger effects".
We did not learn anything about the wider implications.
What about the wider implications of shortform video on apps like Instagram and Vine, not to mention pre-roll videos on YouTube and other platforms?
However there were reported to be misgivings about the wider implications of the plan in the Department for Work and Pensions and the Treasury.
He still loves a good niggle though, tracking Danny to his house to have a standoff about the wider implications of the cover-up.
Though short-lived, the threat to Cyprus's small depositors still led markets to falter on concerns about the wider implications for Europe's long-running debt crisis.
He also talks about the wider implications of David Miranda's detention at Heathrow: The disturbing thing about the way they treated David Miranda was the use of this terror act, and there is a little noticed section there, schedule seven, which effectively suspends all the normal checks and balances that you would have if you were arrested in the Heathrow car park.
Working with the dynamics of all kinds of relationships is something Justine feels impassioned about, along with the wider implications of the relationships of humankind in the global systems of interconnectedness and interdependence.
Speaking about the wider implication of Assange's claim for asylum, Denza says: It's bound to be a worry, not just for the UK but for any government if claim asylum was accepted.
We invited readers to pose questions about the lost Boeing 777- and the wider implications of the biggest mystery in 21st-century aviation.
These exercises stimulated discussion about how and why land use was changing and the wider implications of such changes.
It is about being prepared to look beyond economic objectives to consider the wider implications of your business decisions.
