The phrase "although it implies that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a contrast or exception to a statement that suggests a certain implication.
Example: "The study shows significant results, although it implies that further research is needed to confirm these findings."
Alternatives: "even though it suggests that" or "despite implying that".
Although this may reassure governments, it implies that governments will eventually have to cut taxes on the most mobile factors of production, notably skilled workers, while taxes on less mobile unskilled workers will have to rise.
It implies that although plenty of information can be obtained by dense descriptor, most of them are redundant even irrelevant.
It implies that although the BR and ABA interact to regulate protein phosphorylations, the molecular mechanisms seems to be complex and required more information to be clarified.
It implies that although size and surface area are important factors in determining toxicity of nanoparticles other factors such as chemical nature of the constituents may also contribute to the intrinsic toxicity of the nanoparticles.
The acceptability curve does not provide this, although the language often used regarding it, implies that it does.
It implied that, although prospects might appear dark ― that "tunnel" of war ― progress was indeed being made and, in the distance, victory (that "light") could be glimpsed.
Although they implied that job description and official rules were the sources of their diminished authority, the culture of nursing was highly task-oriented and physician controlled.
(Actually, (PROP-NEC) itself does not quite imply this, although it does imply that a particularized property cannot migrate from one object to another when the first object ceases to exist).
Although it was implied that levels of scientific reasoning ability and religiosity were inversely related in a path analysis (Lawson and Worsnop 1992), the relationship was not significant.
Although it is implied that NSAIDs like ibuprofen may impede tooth movement by inhibiting PG synthesis, the rate of tooth movement in the groups has not been measured.
