The phrase "analyse the implications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the potential effects or consequences of a particular situation, decision, or action.
Example: "In this report, we will analyse the implications of the new policy on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "examine the consequences" or "evaluate the effects".
We now need to take time to analyse the implications".
We now need to take time to analyse the implications," said a Google spokesman, Al Verney.
Our Washington bureau chief, Ewen MacAskill, will be following Obama's every move and Middle East editor Ian Black will analyse the implications for the peace process.
"We now need to take time to analyse the implications," a spokesperson added.
We will analyse the implications of the above trends on Inet and VSeebeck but before that we discuss in brief the presence of the above trends.
We study suspended graphene in contact with the organic molecule anisole to analyse the implications of the interaction for the optical absorption, using first principle calculations.
BWPE will therefore provide a decision support mechanism for the architects and designers to analyse the implication of designs decision on the salvage performance of buildings over time.
To analyse the implication of N-cadherin-LRP5 interaction in this effect, cells were treated with the neutralizing N-cadherin antibody and PI3K/Akt signalling was determined by Western blot analysis.
To further analyse the implication of the upstream-finger and the basic regions located at the C2H2 N-terminal end on the RNA-binding capacity of C2-L1Tc, several peptides containing deletions or substitutions (see sequence details in Table 1) were studied using EMSAs.
That same morning, a member of the Office for Consolidation of Unity, the leading anti-regime university student organisation, analysed the implications of the arrests.
Nick Clegg, the former deputy prime minister, has been analysing the implications of Brexit for trade with Peter Sutherland, the former founding director-general of the World Trade Organisation.
