The phrase "also considers the implications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a topic that involves analyzing or reflecting on the potential consequences or effects of a particular action or decision.
Example: "The report not only presents the findings but also considers the implications for future policy changes."
Alternatives: "also takes into account the consequences" or "also reflects on the ramifications".
Boothby also considers the implications of military advances in the use of nanotechnology, lasers, expanding bullets, "human enhancement technologies" and outer space weapons.
Boothby's book also considers the implications of military advances in the use of nanotechnology, lasers, expanding bullets, "human enhancement technologies" and outer space weapons.
It also considers the implications of continued fragilities in the Eurozone, both for these countries and for European integration more generally.
It also considers the implications – relating to the institutional framework, financing research and development, and personnel training – and looks at the relationship between these reforms and the economic system, and the Party's attitude towards science and scientists.
The Science and Technology committee report also considers the implications of increasing automation on the jobs and skills landscape in the U.K., criticizing the government for a lack of leadership in the area of digital skills, and urging the publication of its long delayed Digital Strategy.
The paper also considers the implications of these findings for the wider challenge of strengthening primary healthcare in Australia and internationally.
We also consider the implications of integration for network performance.
We also consider the implications of spurious updates for well-known results on dispute wheels and safety under filtering.
We also consider the implications of the infrastructure upgrades currently underway and recent policy changes on the market for temporary water allocations.
We will take epistemology to be responsible for understanding scientific cases of knowledge, and also consider the implications for epistemology of results in experimental psychology suggesting human beings' lack of awareness of the true reasons for their beliefs.
We will take epistemology to be responsible for understanding scientific cases of knowledge, and also consider the implications for epistemology of results in experimental psychology suggesting human beings' lack of awareness of their true reasons for belief.
