"due to the implications" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something is a consequence of a certain situation. For example: "Due to the implications of the new policy, we will have to make some changes to our operations."
In lowering its rating for Citigroup, Lehman Brothers said that "although we believe a material decline in the share price is unlikely from the current level, we believe the shares are likely to underperform near term due to the implications of a very tough operating environment, economic uncertainty and significant headline risk".
The potential for the heavy metals to biomagnify along the food chain also calls for serious concern due to the implications on human health.
The diffusion of molecular species through nanoporous systems in microgravity conditions is of interest due to the implications of nanotechnology in aerospace technologies.
Indeed, some find the suggestion that it is wrong to (knowingly) bring disabled children into the world abhorrent due to the implications of such views for individuals with disabilities.
Faruqi said there is an increased need to decriminalise abortion due to the implications of a law such as this being passed. .
More important, due to the implications of imposing on freedom of the press, is the spying on members of the Associated Press.
Therefore, there is a less chance of interference being inducted into the primary network due to the implication of docitive and predictive modeling approach.
The original Branciari's proof [1] deals with one-dimensional integral, and such conclusion is valid due to the implication (3.1).
E IT for all wires tested was determined much lower than the nominal values of the corresponding alloys due to the implication of residual stress field at the slope of unloading curve.
Due to the implication from Beber et al. (Beber et al. 2009), the sharp changes in sovereign yield spreads is explained using differences in credit quality, though liquidity plays a non-trivial role, especially for low credit risk countries and during times of heightened market uncertainty.
In this context, our analyses included the snf7 mutant, which shows defective MVB formation [31], and the sec4-2 mutant, due to the implication of the SEC4 gene in the secretion of Golgi-derived vesicles in yeast cells [17], [32].
