The phrase "implicated on" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English.
The correct phrase is "implicated in." Here is an example of how to use it correctly: He was implicated in the crime by the surveillance footage.
We contacted every single one of the companies implicated on these slides, though, and all of them either denied having ever heard of the program and virtually all of them claim that they would never give any government "direct access" to their servers.
People were really concerned about the safety implications, worried that they could be implicated on conspiracy charges.
Lately, so many cases have been opened, with public officials implicated on all sides of the political spectrum, that one prominent Socialist, Bertrand Delanoe, summed up the situation by saying that if all those accused were convicted, "it would be an empty field".
Moreover, the intracellular calcium has been implicated on the etiopathogenesis of hypertension, insulin resistance and dyslipidemia, appearing as a potential common substrate in the metabolic syndrome.
The experiment is implicated on an underactuated open loop unstable ball and beam system, designed and developed to be driven by SMA.
There was no need to get more specific, Justice Kennedy said, because "these issues are not implicated on the facts of this case".
It is expectant that the available results will implicate on the future directions and promote the progress for the application of these scaffolds in tendon tissue regeneration.
From the current data it is hard to deduce whether AID implicates on CLL development by single mutagenic off-target events contributing to initial malignant transformation or whether AID implicates on clonal evolution of CLL by constantly mediating off-target DNA damage during disease progression.
In CLL, AID expression levels correlate with the severity of disease, and hence, AID off-target DNA damage is thought to implicate on CLL progression and pathogenesis 14, 15.
The mechanisms and associations between early exercise and the inflammatory effects of sepsis explored in this trial will implicate on future rehabilitation management of patients with sepsis in intensive care units.
On Friday, the Secret Service said a 12th employee had been implicated, placed on administrative leave and stripped of his security clearance.
