The phrase "alleged implications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential consequences or meanings that are claimed or suggested but not yet proven or confirmed.
Example: "The report outlines the alleged implications of the new policy on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "purported implications" or "claimed implications".
The authors of a systematic review should record also whether the reason occurrence is used to argue for or against the view in question: occurrences of the same reason type may have occurrences with different alleged implications.
(2) For any question in reason-based bioethics, a systematic review of reasons will identify a broader variety of published reasons, alleged implications of reasons and attitudes taken to reasons than searches typically conducted by those writing in reason-based bioethics or by the authors of official reports.
And please, let's not turn this film's refreshing success (wow,a $29 million, big studio, star-driven drama... who knew?) into a The Blind Side vs Precious debate, with alleged implications for Barack Obama and/or Sarah Palin in the next election cycle.
As mentioned above, a systematic review of reasons should include a digestible visual presentation of all the published reasons and their alleged implications for the research question.
Only the former is designed to identify differences in the alleged implications of a reason or differences in how persuasive different publications find the reason.
Furthermore, such a review can be written without identifying all the reasons given when the ethical questions are discussed, their alleged implications for the ethical question, and the attitudes taken to the reasons.
Noting that "sites work differently sometimes", committee members' highlighted potential challenges (the emergency department) and alleged organizational implications to integration.
Both Russell's and McBrayer's objections alleging skeptical implications of CORNEA depend on interpreting CORNEA as a counterfactual conditional, that is, a subjunctive conditional with a false antecedent.
Railsback told KABC-TV that Boston's alleged crimes had long-term implications.
But it was only when the suspects were delivered for their first court appearance that the fifth man's implication in the killing was alleged.
But the CBI said enhanced powers to investigate alleged breaches of the data protection rules would have wider implications.
