The phrase "address implications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the consequences or effects of a particular issue, decision, or situation.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address implications of the new policy on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "consider the consequences" or "discuss the effects".
We will also address implications due to different processes of local generation of turbulence which might be at work on the ecliptic and at high latitude.
The purpose of this article is to define genetic engineering, present benefits and risks, describe the impact on human health, and address implications for nursing.
Specifically we address implications for teaching and learning holistic risk, for related program goals and curriculum design, and for embedding critical analytical skills into curriculum, arguing that students engage with holistic risk throughout the entire spectrum of problem-solving.
We address implications of our work to both academics and practitioners, discussing directions future research might take as well as opportunities and prospects for commercialization of the proposed approach.
Since Frederick Erickson (1986) had embraced Geertz' theories of culture in his work on interpretive research, it was necessary for us to rethink interpretive research as methodology and address implications of culture being characterized by patterns having thin coherence and associated contradictions.
Our consideration of standards for clinical trials in male and female sexual dysfunction attempts to embody sensitivity to existing and new regulatory guidance and to address implications of the evolution of the diagnosis of sexual dysfunction that have been brought forward in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition.
The article concludes by addressing implications for vocational psychology practice.
The discussion addresses implications for evaluation and practice.
The paper concludes by addressing implications for the evaluation of building performance and for asset and facilities management the Malaysian context.
The article addresses implications for authors, editors, and journal editorial teams as well as the status and impact of school psychology journals.
We discuss these results within the framework of current sexual selection theory, addressing implications for both the evolution of male mate choice and the evolution of female ornaments.
