The phrase "abstract implications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing theoretical or conceptual consequences that are not immediately obvious or tangible.
Example: "The study revealed several abstract implications for future research in the field of cognitive science."
Alternatives: "theoretical consequences" or "conceptual ramifications".
Rosen has a fine detective in Poincaré, whose supple mind can wrap itself around the more abstract implications of Fenster's theories, including the notion that proof of a grand architectural design underneath all the world's chaos might argue for the existence of a grand architect.
In particular, there is evidence that suicide attempters are characterized by concrete thinking that is focused on immediate movements and sensations, and guided by immediate proximal goals, rather than on more abstract implications and distal goals.
4) Complexity Convoluted phrasings make a text's ideas abstract and its implications unclear.
Combine that with having to warn about something as abstract as the implications of an invisible loss of privacy — where the public is ceaselessly watched by overseeing eyes that only reveal themselves if invisible lines are crossed — and the difficulty of making this message stick is very evident.
However, if the concrete identification serves to protect the person from an awareness of more abstract consequences and implications, particularly concerning the self, it is less likely to facilitate goal progress.
In addition, each chapter is followed by an abstract summarizing the important implications for today's management practices and providing recommendations for policy makers.
As the film goes on, it gets into big, abstract discussions about the implications of artificial intelligence.
As the film goes on, it gets into big, abstract discussions about the implications of artificial intelligence, "does the internet dream of itself?" Herzog asks two programmers, who seem bemused by the poeticism of the question.
The title appears very abstract without any novel implications although the authors did carry out some meticulous first hand analysis.
"The implication of Abstract Expressionism was for increased energy, increased dimensionality," she said.
One challenge to this view of cognition is its implication for abstract concepts.
