The phrase "implications into account" is not correct in English; it should be "take implications into account" or "consider implications." You can use it when discussing the importance of acknowledging the consequences or effects of a situation or decision.
Example: "When making policy changes, it is crucial to take implications into account to avoid unintended consequences."
Alternatives: "consider the implications" or "account for the implications."
Johnson said he expects Dimon "to come prepared to provide the committee a better understanding of this massive trading loss so we can take the implications into account as we continue to conduct our robust oversight over the full implementation of Wall Street reform".
"I expect Mr. Dimon to come prepared to provide the committee a better understanding of this massive trading loss so we can take the implications into account as we continue to conduct our robust oversight over the full implementation of Wall Street reform," Senator Tim Johnson, Democrat of South Dakota and the committee's chairman, said in a statement last week.
"I expect Mr. Dimon to come prepared to provide the committee a better understanding of this massive trading loss so we can take the implications into account as we continue to conduct our robust oversight over the full implementation of Wall Street reform," Mr. Johnson, Democrat of South Dakota, said in a statement on Friday.
For this type of reviews, decisions on the extent of the comprehensiveness of the search strategy should take the resource implications into account.
These studies have further implications taking into account that cyclotides have numerous bioactivities and hence display a scaffold that is extensively used for peptide-based drug design.
A methodology for studying the implications of taking into account manufacturing at early design stages is presented.
We discuss the implications of taking into account the role of diversity of solar PV in the design of energy policies.
In this context, the present analysis focused only οn economic implications, without taking into account any off-label dose escalation or differences in efficacy.
31 In parallel, payers (governments or social security agencies) ought to take the overall individual and societal implications of RA into account when making decisions on medical costs.
Hospital managers and healthcare professionals should take these implications of complexity into account, to create a supportive and blame-free environment.
50 51 Moreover, clinical implications should take into account the fact that drugs that directly target triglycerides and high density lipoprotein cholesterol are associated with a slight increase in blood glucose concentrations, an unwanted side effect for people at high risk of diabetes, 52 and are less effective than expected.
