The phrase "although the implication of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a contrast or exception related to a suggestion or conclusion that follows.
Example: "Although the implication of his statement was clear, many chose to interpret it differently."
Alternatives: "even though the suggestion of" or "despite the meaning of".
Recent evidence has suggested an important role of miRNAs in liver biology and diseases, although the implication of miRNAs in cholangiocarcinoma remains to be defined further.
Although the implication of the current account has undergone through several tests, it is very difficult to draw a generalized conclusion about its sustainability because of the inconsistency in the literature (Clower and Ito 2011).
Although the implication of the distance from the Treitz ligament and the influence of the oral side fixation adjacent to the anastomosis on the occurrence of intussusception have not been fully understood, we may have to care about the distance from the Treitz ligament to the anastomosis after harvest of a free jejunal graft.
Of particular interest were variable expression levels of NANOG among blastocysts, although the implication of it is unknown at present.
Bacterial and viral infections are thought to be of lesser importance, although the implication of bacteria in long-lasting diarrhoea is increasingly being recognised [ 10].
Although the implication of a given BMI is known to differ by race and ethnicity in adults, analogous data are lacking in children.
Although the implications of this case for gay marriage are disappointing to Schalk and Kopf, they have achieved a clear precedent for the future.
Although the implications of spatial and temporal tumor heterogeneity may not yet be fully understood, clonal evolution likely affects prognosis, treatment selection, therapeutic response and treatment resistance1,2,3.
Although the implications of these findings may seem grim, they do offer some hope, according to Ed Diener, a happiness expert and professor of psychology at the University of Illinois.
The dimensionless cavern size was chosen as the conserved quantity, although the implications of scaling based on other criteria were also examined.
