"diverse implications" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a wide range of potential outcomes or consequences related to a certain situation. For example, "The new policy has diverse implications on the local economy for years to come."
Present review discusses the status of ECM mimicking for 3D cell culture and its diverse implications.
ACOFOP and its members actively experiment with several organizational alternatives, each with diverse implications for the balancing of political and economic roles.
This class explores the diverse implications of this ontological temporality of cities, both in terms of their physical evolution and morphology, and how they are imagined, used, and experienced.
Modeling exchange rate volatility has remained crucially important because of its diverse implications.
This is certainly useful information and has diverse implications for the design of Ghana's REDD+ strategy.
I will discuss the theoretical motivations for these possibilities, their diverse implications at the interface of particle physics, astroparticle physics, and cosmology, and the prospects for identifying dark matter in the coming years.
His research interest is the clinical epidemiology of sleep-disordered breathing, with a focus on the diverse health implications of sleep apnea and an emphasis on informing clinical care.
Indeed, diverse policy implications correspond to different shares of the two components—unemployed and inactive non-student youths and to the NEET group's composition in terms of gender, area of residence and other important personal characteristics.
For example, a recent perspective provides an important view on epistatic phenomena and its diverse biological implications [10].
The ASEAN region is ethnically, culturally and religiously diverse, with implications for the implementation of the rights of the child.
These data further highlight the diverse health implications of WwTW effluents for exposed organisms, highlight the sex-specific nature of some of these effects, and reveal for the first time a clear association between estrogens present in effluents and some of the observed adverse effects.
