"direct ramifications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the immediate effects of an event or decision. For example: "The decision to close the factory had direct ramifications for the livelihoods of the workers."
Goldman Sachs analysts said that, assuming Parliament approved a deal, "the direct ramifications from Cyprus will likely be contained," thanks partly to the European Central Bank's commitment to back up euro zone banks.
Landscape context has direct ramifications for terrestrial vertebrate diversity in intensively managed landscapes, with negative effects more pronounced in forests imbedded in agriculture or anthropogenic landscapes.
Further detailed analysis of expressed genes and associated gene networks may provide new insights into the molecular mechanism of nutrient usage with direct ramifications in the growth and development of the rice plant.
But the German election wasn't just about Germany; the country's dominance over the Eurozone means that the result will have direct ramifications for how things continue to play out in southern Europe's austerity-hit countries.
Those statistics could be a prelude to an onslaught of athlete lawsuits that would egregiously effect the NCAA's bottom line (not to mention the direct ramifications to individual conferences and schools which could potentially shut down entire programs leaving only the elite, financially stable programs standing).
Consequently, fatty acid accumulation and degradation may have direct ramifications on the engineering of EBPR wastewater treatment systems.
While the direct legal ramifications are limited to Germany, the Deutsche Bank case focuses attention on billions of dollars of exotic financial products that banks sold to customers in many countries, including the United States, who later experienced severe losses.
While there are no direct legal ramifications for testifying, what it does do is provide more evidence for lawmakers.
The breaches of companies like Target, as well as more recent examples from Anthem and Sony, have such direct consumer ramifications that it is changing the conversation around how seriously companies take security, which has moved from being solely an IT issue into one that reaches the highest executive levels of the company.
This study provides a novel insight into the crosstalk among Snail, metabolic reprogramming, and cancer stem cell traits in BLBC and has direct clinical ramifications in the treatment of this aggressive cancer.
Brain injury, a biological issue with direct psychological and sociological ramifications, can affect the success of transition.
