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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are other implications of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional consequences or meanings related to a particular topic or statement.
Example: "While the study presents several findings, there are other implications of these results that warrant further exploration."
Alternatives: "there are additional consequences of" or "there are further meanings of".
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What are other implications of Lemma 1?
5 There are other implications of maternity leave.
There are other implications of the technology, too: For instance, sentiment data can help crowd source your product development and management strategies as well as reduce marketing costs.
Besides difficult access to these pharmacies for rural populations, there are other implications of such a skewed urban centric distribution [ 24].
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There are other implications to this trend.
There are other implications beyond the wellbeing of individuals, particularly for costs of health care for an ageing population.
"Why wouldn't that work?" Of course, there are other implications, including dangerous felons circumventing permit procedures and legally carrying weapons.
There are other implications.
Far more important are the other implications of Walmart's new ties to the All-China Federation of Trade Unions (ACFTU), a monopoly that claims 193m members and is deeply intertwined with China's government and Communist Party.
There are other political implications.
There are other financial implications.
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