The phrase "again implied that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been suggested or hinted at previously, indicating a recurrence of that implication.
Example: "The author again implied that the protagonist's journey was a metaphor for personal growth."
Alternatives: "suggested once more that" or "hinted again that".
Turkey, for one thing, has again implied that the Kurdish acquisition of Kirkuk could spark civil war and even a Turkish intervention.
Brennan defended the agency's actions and again implied that Jones had himself hacked the CIA: "Separation of powers between the executive and legislative branches, Senator, goes both ways".
Sturgeon insisted that a further Scottish independence referendum remained a clear option, but again implied that it was no longer an immediate, primary objective.
AUSTIN, Texas ― A potential compromise to avoid a full-blown set of bathroom restrictions keeping trans Texans from using the facilities that most closely match their gender fell apart Friday night, as Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (R) once again implied that he'd force legislators to return for a special session if the measure doesn't pass. .
He added that major publishers have entered negotiations with their authors to buy electronic book rights, again implying that the publisher did not already own the rights.
The same paper used language that was struck out of court proceedings after objections by Anwar's lawyers to a headline that read "Not willing to be sodomised again", implying that Anwar had sex with the man more than once.
In the publicity materials for Tune In, Lewisohn asks us to "scrub what we know, and start again", implying that his is a fresh take on the Beatles, illuminated by deep research, over-turning received opinions, digging out unexamined truths.
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Thus, the result for this event again implies that HFER is weak in the vicinity of rupture starting regions.
It again implies that decision making needs to be based both on objective and subjective information and criteria.
