"implications on how" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the consequences of a particular action or situation and the possible effects those consequences may have. For example: "The recent news of a recession has serious implications on how people save and spend their money."
Unsurprisingly, the jet stream can have big implications on how quickly aircraft reach their destination.
Our research provides many managerial implications on how to price over time.
Implications on how to enhance user satisfaction by appropriate message design are discussed.
These findings have implications on how OER catalysts are studied and designed.
Implications on how international retailers should develop a retail mix that is effective across cultures were discussed.
As we look for effective solutions to build disaster resilience, our experience and research have direct implications on how we and other organisations respond in Nepal.
In the international arena, she said, "it has an implication on how your business partners may treat you, and the credibility they may give you" in future dealings.
To gain the translational implication on how our findings can explain the role of the identified MRs, we took STAT2 as an important finding also reported in reference1.
"It's a big result for us but I think the group is so wide open I don't think it'll have a massive implication on how the group will end," he said.
We conclude by outlining an agenda for additional research on this topic, focusing on the relationships between contexts and entrepreneurial innovation and then discuss policy implications, focusing on how public and private actors can meet these challenges.
The results showed differences in patterns of ratings, which may be culturally linked and could help determine aspects of symbol design and usage that may be more helpful in designing instructions, learning aids, etc. Awareness of such subject bias and their implications are important on how one interprets the test results.
