"clarify the implication of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain the consequences or effects of something. For example, "The announcement of the policy change sparked confusion, so the government took the time to clarify the implication of the new regulations."
The phase 2 will clarify the implication of these important factors related to the outcome.
In order to clarify the implication of LOXL2 enzymatic activity in such processes we created two LOXL2 mutants affecting the conserved catalytic domain (Fig. 1A).
To clarify the implication of oxidative stress in the progression to osteoarthritis (OA) from the point of view of oxygen free radical-induced genomic instability, including telomere instability and resultant replicative senescence and dysfunction in human chondrocytes.
Although further work is required to clarify the implication of Cx in renal inflammation, the Cx hypothesis may be of interest in the recruitment of inflammatory cells in the kidney, as several studies showed an important role of these proteins in the inflammatory response.
Plotinus often spoke of it in extremely negative language, but his object in doing so was to stress the inadequacy of all human ways of thinking and speaking to express this supreme reality or to clarify the implications of the claim that the Good is absolutely one and undetermined, the source of all defined and limited realities.
During the committee session May was asked to clarify the implications of the draft bill's wording for encryption.
It is possible to clarify the implications of changes in crater temperature with simultaneous observation of ground deformation.
However, better quantitative constraints on the O2 requirement of this biochemistry would clarify the implications of these molecular fossils for environmental conditions at the time of their production.
"Our primary concern as church leaders has been to clarify the implications of the Social Welfare reforms passing through Westminster for the people of Northern Ireland," said Cardinal Brady.
These studies will hopefully clarify the implications of different CSF cell subsets for prognosis and potentially add information to the decision process of therapeutic strategies in MS. The authors wish to thank Prof. Hans Lassmann for fruitful discussions and Ingrid Gstrein and Karin Steinlechner for excellent technical assistance.
A randomised controlled trial would help to further clarify the implications of PC.
