"further implications of" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "This study suggests further implications of the increase in global temperatures on food availability in certain regions."
Further implications of the findings are discussed.
Further implications of the proposed Galerkin formulation are discussed.
Further implications of this result are discussed in the text.
Further implications of this result are presented in the Discussion section.
(For further implications of the individuality thesis, see Hull 1978 and Buller 2005).
Material balance conservation needs to be considered for each of the pseudo-components to understand further implications of the BO PVT model.
A further implication of the novel's title is that "spook country" is the one all Americans live in.
One further implication of hard critical theories is: (d) that the concept of 'the people' is very much a fabrication.
A further implication of Arendt's conception of the spatial quality of politics is that since politics is a public activity, one cannot be part of it without in some sense being present in a public space.
A further implication of the work is that the specifics of the post-yield flow and strain hardening processes are less important than the critical stress for determining the onset of plastic instability.
A further implication of Proposition 2 is that 'payer fee discrimination', an alternative fee policy proposed by Glazer and McGuire which discriminates the Medicare fee between fee-only and price-paying patients, cannot further improve efficiency. endnote j). Figure 2 illustrates the shape of the welfare function (17).
