The phrase "and especially the implications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when emphasizing the significance or consequences of a particular topic or statement.
Example: "The study highlights the findings of the research, and especially the implications for future policy decisions."
Alternatives: "and particularly the consequences" or "and notably the effects".
The timing of the leak is embarrassing and especially the implication that Labour does not want to talk about immigration is damaging since Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, is on Monday setting out new policy to criminalise the exploitation of migrant workers.
US officials have been quizzing them about their current relationship with Tehran, and especially about the implications of a confrontation over Iranian nuclear weapons.
This volume advances understanding of diaspora philanthropy in Chinese American and Indian American communities, especially the implications for development of the world's two most populous countries.
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.
Observations of nature and corresponding reflections on the moral and especially theological implications of its shocking violence are not new, of course.
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.
Experience on the ground shows that spatial planning processes often do not sufficiently consider the elements of access to justice, access to information, accountability and meaningful participation, and the implications especially for marginalized groups.
Finally, the last part considers policy implications, especially the apparent implication that Japan may need to adopt more inflationary policies than any responsible person is now willing to propose.
"The contingency plans were very upsetting, especially for the implications for wildlife," said one federal scientist involved in the planning.
