The phrase "semantic implication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to linguistics, philosophy, or logic when referring to the meaning that is suggested or inferred by a statement rather than explicitly stated.
Example: "In analyzing the text, we must consider the semantic implication of the author's choice of words."
Alternatives: "meaning suggestion" or "implied meaning."
This contrasts with logical or semantic implications which cannot be cancelled without contradiction.
Moreover, our approach does not consider semantic implications of individual mitigation actions.
Two years before the Quine's publication of "Two Dogmas of Empiricism" (1951), Einstein here makes explicit the semantic implications of a thoroughgoing holism.
What is striking here is that most of the semantic implications postulated in Jackendoff (2007) may find grammatical evidence in Mandarin.
In other words, the semantic implications of the word "function" make us ignore the fact that a hand is needed to first position and then turn the key.
The reflection has a cyclical character: the empirical phenomenon is understood against the background of the ethical theory and, on the other hand, helps to provide a deeper understanding of the semantic implications of the normative concepts and principles applied.
Parallel to what we argue in this paper of labeling taxa as 'lower' or 'higher', "Considering clades or taxa as 'basal' is not only sloppy wording, but shows misunderstanding of the tree and may have severe semantic and argumentative implications" (Krell and Cranston 2004, p. 280).
In a long chapter on government-tribe relations since the revolution, Beck writes interestingly about these semantic changes and their implication among the Qashqa'i, throwing light on official and local usages.
But as symbolic gestures, these semantic ploys have troubling implications.
In [25], temporal consistency is defined with respect to semantic concepts and its implications to video analysis and retrieval are investigated.
The latter aspect is not just a semantic question but carries implications for the focus of preventive actions, whether centred on the material and social environment or on single individuals.
