"indirectly implied" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that is not directly stated or expressed, but can be inferred or understood from the context or implications of a statement or situation. Example: Her boss's words were indirectly implied when he said that "the project needs to be completed as soon as possible" - she knew that meant she needed to work overtime to finish it.
Look at it like this: Let's say a journalist sat in her apartment and wrote a brilliant and insightful article about life in Japan, but in order to enhance the illusion of credibility, she included a Tokyo dateline and indirectly implied that the story had been filed in an Japanese Internet cafe.
In fact, torsion problem is associated with flexure problem (Vijayakumar 2011b), whereas flexure problem (unlike that directly or indirectly implied in the energy methods) is independent of the torsion problem.
The possible regulation of NF-κB pathway by Ca2+ signaling was indirectly implied in studies showing that release of MCP-1, IL-6 and to a lesser extend TNF-α was adversely affected by the Ca2+ chelator BAPTA.
This suggested that ERK1/2 phosphorylation was affected and this indirectly implied that activation of ERK1/2 is necessary for P. giganteus-mediated neuritogenesis.
Despite the suggestion that they are impaired, a protective role of neutrophils in coinfection was also indirectly implied in studies of mice deficient for the type I IFN receptor.
In this context a further interesting observation resulting from this study regards the altered expression of several enzyme encoding genes, e.g. PK, pyruvate dehydrogenase, and enolase, involved in pyruvate metabolism, suggesting that O2 and O7 are, likely indirectly, implied in the regulation of this metabolite.
"It indirectly implies that identifying burrowing worm lizards with snakes is a mistake".
These results either directly or indirectly imply the involvement of Parvovirus B19 with testicular germ cell tumors.
These two conditions indirectly imply that the domain of a linear relation is a linear subspace.
What is additionally expected is that the field is toxic for cancer cells, which indirectly implies no hazard (and in fact positive effects) on health.
Although the chronicle indirectly implies that Rögnvaldr was also a son of Finnguala, there is evidence that strongly suggests that he had a different mother.
