The phrase "and especially the implication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize a particular meaning or suggestion that arises from a statement or situation.
Example: "The report was thorough, and especially the implication that further research is needed was clear."
Alternatives: "particularly the suggestion" or "notably the inference".
They found it difficult to explain the nature of CAN and especially the implications of a pathological or borderline test result.
It all depends on their relative exposure to the economic uncertainties in the aftermath of Sept. 11 -- especially the implications for tourism and the United States advertising markets.
Throughout the chapter and especially towards the end, the implications of the findings to design and maintenance strategies are discussed.
Complex fuzzy systems exist in many applications and effective visualisation is required to gain insights into the nature and working of these systems, especially in the implication of imprecision, its propagation and impacts on the quality and reliability of the outcomes.
We focus especially on the implication of pregnancy during space fight and use Mars One as an illustration for our exploration.
You are saying -- especially with the implication of that last phrase -- that I need to reexamine my privileged position.
It is important that children see the differences, but also the similarities, between Darwin's world and our own, especially as the implications of Darwinism are still discomforting to many.
In Britain and Germany especially, the moral implications inherent in the appreciation of natural or artistic beauty tended to outweigh aesthetic considerations.
As we have seen in the preceding paragraph, Ibn Ezra pressed especially the theological implications of these arithmetic properties.
This chapter discusses global business environments in relation to engineering, especially the ethical implications of this relation.
