The phrase "ramification on" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used to discuss the consequences or effects of something, but the correct preposition is "of" rather than "on."
Example: "The ramifications of the new policy will be felt across the organization."
Alternatives: "consequences of" or "effects of."
The injury could also have a ramification on his participation in the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow for the Isle of Man.
The government's inaction "had a huge ramification on society at large, particularly weaker and poor sections who are the largest consumer of tobacco products," the court said, according to Press Trust of India.
The prime minister said: "We talked about the actions needed to make sure that this will not have any negative ramification on the future of tourism in Egypt and that in the soonest time possible we restore the movement of British tourists.
The effectiveness of heavy metal solubility after manure compost application was determined by the extent of organic matter humification and the successive ramification on soil pH (Gupta and Sinha 2007).
As outlined in the previous section, the main water resources management challenges in the Arabian Gulf region are the unsustainable use of groundwater resources with its ramification on these countries socio-economic development, and the escalating urban water demands and its heavy burden on their national budget and negative impacts on the environment.
Litigious potential (and ramification on States' sovereignty and 'bottom line') of a right to health post-2015 goal, target or indicator creates fear that burgeoning post-2015 metrics frameworks and their ability to both contain and frame a post-2015 health goal's borders, would be shattered.
Ramifications: On one hand, Obama is courting the Tea Party crowd here by making a solid case against government intervention.
However political leadership seemed to view responding to public health emergencies even ones with ramifications on the political stability of the country—outside of security forces' mandates.
He wanted to write an episode that would centre on Gwen about her "first day in hell", and show the audience that Torchwood is unlike any normal job, as one small mistake can have major ramifications on the city.
Muslim leaders urged calm and asked that the event, which will almost certainly have ramifications on national security policy, was not seen as indicative of anything other than one ideologically warped gunman acting alone.
"It would have huge ramifications on the economy of Southern California".
