"implication and application" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to when an idea, concept, or statement has implications and applications in a specific context. For example, "The implications and applications of this new law are still being worked out."
The implications and application of the findings from this study can be understood within the context of the theory of HIV prevention-related IMB model which largely reflects psychological determinants of HIV/AIDS prevention behaviors [ 10, 11].
But at a time when data is proliferating faster than ever, Google is playing devil's advocate with the new publication, a leisurely read that noodles over the business implications and applications of innovation and information.
Let's assume that with company resources, it will take a corporate innovator 10 years instead of 20 to educate others about the nature, implications and applications of a new idea.
Implications and applications are also briefly discussed.
There are also more important technical results, and more important philosophical implications and applications.
As previously discussed, the implications and applications of AV technology are overshadowed by uncertainties.
Differences between genomes have anthropological, medical, and forensic implications and applications.
The current study could provide practitioners with post-purchase e-marketing implications and applications in such a context.
An emphasis at the introductory level on evolutionary medicine and its real-world implications and applications could elucidate basic principles of a wide variety of fields.
In this review, we survey recent advances regarding the small-world architecture in human brain networks and highlight the potential implications and applications in multidisciplinary fields, including cognitive neuroscience, medicine and engineering.
