The phrase "analyze the implications of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the potential effects or consequences of a particular action, event, or idea.
Example: "In this paper, I will analyze the implications of climate change on global food security."
Alternatives: "examine the consequences of" or "assess the effects of".
We analyze the implications of such technological advances on regulation, identifying three main challenges.
2. Reflect on and analyze the implications of using child soldiers in warfare by reading and discussing "12-Year-Olds Take Up Arms Against Taliban".
We also analyze the implications of national brands' brand equity for retailers' store brand strategy.
As music streaming continues to rise in popularity, researchers should analyze the implications of streaming personalization and recommendation algorithms.
The authors analyze the implications of changing the rules of the game and recommend specific policy measures.
Computer processing allows investigators to separate many wave effects from background noise and to analyze the implications of the multitude of observations now available.
This provides us with a completely "transparent box" with which to analyze the implication of some statistical images.
In this paper, we analyze the implication of lazy scheduling from the end-to-end perspective, considering the interaction with the transport layer.
We therefore analyze the implication of a policy-mix in which climate policy is combined with a technology policy designed to enhance absorption capacity in Low Income countries.
However, to more precisely analyze the implication of fiber conditions at the interface on the bond performance, further study is required to be done considering various fiber properties like a previous study (García-Taengua et al. 2014).
In order to analyze the implication of caspases in the pathogen-induced immune response, hemocytes were treated with various PAMPs (Figure 9).
