"considerable implication" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which the consequences of an action or decision carry significant weight. For example, "The court's decision had a considerable implication for the future of public housing rights in the state."
The data has considerable implication in design of FGF materials for optimizing structural crashworthiness.
There are also considerable implication for our understanding of the mechanistic details by which fasting and DR impact on health and lifespan.
In particular 110 genes, out of 465 annotated in subfamily G, are involved in duplication events (Table 3), indicating a considerable implication of this ABC subfamily expansion in all the vascular plants analysed here.
This case seemed to have considerable implications for Purkey's appeal.
The results of this study have considerable implications as far as the future of maxillofacial repair technology.
Neck pain, common among the elderly population, has considerable implications on health and quality of life.
It will be the first response made by Theresa May's administration to a major environmental concern and will have considerable implications for future green policy.
The findings of this latest study will need to be carefully evaluated, as it could - as the authors note - have considerable implications for their conservation.
Because these companies' earnings fed both the economy and the stock market in recent years, a more muted performance has considerable implications for investors, consumers and the economy.
Our findings reveal that the complexity of earnings modeling has considerable implications for the calculation of loan subsidies.
There are considerable implications resulting from the widespread use of such techniques on improving understanding of space heating demand.
