The phrase "reveal the implication of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to uncovering the underlying significance or meaning of something. For example: "The poet's use of vivid imagery reveals the implication of their struggles with mental illness."
Perhaps this tragedy could have a similar effect, and the upcoming reconstruction efforts might reveal the implications of dignity in the Japanese culture.
The purposes of this review were to describe existing validated quality of life instruments used in cervical cancer survivors, and to reveal the implications of quality of life measurement for Chinese cervical cancer survivors.
In order to reveal the implications of these different distributions for how GPs and nurses, using CDSS, conducted telephone triage in our sample, it is necessary to examine how these differences in question number, activity, design and action are consequential within the triage interactions themselves.
Recent studies using genetically engineered animals revealed the implication of PLN for the development of cardiomyopathic phenotypes.
Finally, this research reveals the implication of incorporating new determinants such as commodity price, exchange rate stability and de jure capital openness.
Human imaging has also revealed the implication of dorsal and ventral visual regions in the extraction of depth structure in curved 3D surfaces from texture [1].
This study has revealed the implication of mitochondrial signaling pathways, including those involved in regulating cell death and nuclear gene expression [6].
Recent findings have revealed the implication of several proteases in the genesis, growth and dissemination of renal neoplasms.
The present study revealed the implication of An. pharoensis in malaria transmission in the irrigated rice fields of Goulmoun, complementing the major role played by An. arabiensis.
Interestingly, microarray experiments have revealed the implication of these TA loci in the heat shock response, which involves the modulation of their expression under stress conditions [ 28].
