The phrase "and its implication of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the consequences or meanings that arise from a particular statement, action, or concept.
Example: "The theory presents a new perspective on climate change, and its implication of urgent action cannot be ignored."
Alternatives: "and what it suggests about" or "and the consequences of".
Given the presence of the spliced leader sequence on all dinoflagellate nuclear encoded transcripts investigated to date, and its implication of post-transcriptional control of gene expression, it was somewhat surprising to see the early response of gene transcripts in Cluster 5 of both the N- and P- addition experiments, which were dominated by PPR proteins.
Leibniz and his colleagues on the Continent had never been comfortable with the Principia and its implication of action at a distance.
However, the true burden of infection and its implication on public health impact remain undefined.
It removes the stigmata of cirrhosis and its implications of alcohol abuse.
The final section assesses the current status of privatization programs in China's water management and its implications of future research on water governance reform.
Damage variables are introduced for the phenomenological treatment of the state of defects and its implications on the degradation of the stiffness properties.
In the present study, we focused on the proapoptotic function of DAP3 and its implication for the effectiveness of neoadjuvant chemotherapy.
The American Jobs Crisis and Its Implication for the Future of Employment Policy: A Call for a New Jobs Compact.
Actuator Flow Physics and its Implication for CFD Modeling of Zero Net Mass Flux (ZNMF) Jet Based Separation Control.
The frequency and severity of PDD and its implications for the quality of life of both patient and carer emphasize the need for greater attention in this area.
An important part of the management includes an evaluation of disease severity and its implications for the choice of treatments.
