"strategic ramifications" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the consequences or implications of a strategic decision. For example, "After careful consideration, the board came to the decision to discontinue production of the company's oldest product line. They acknowledged the strategic ramifications of this decision, but ultimately decided it was the best choice for the future of the company."
It has potentially far-reaching strategic ramifications for the entire region.
Cameron's Syrian escalation has other possible strategic ramifications that should give serious pause for thought.
But, I wonder about the long-term strategic ramifications and if this won't be viewed as a near-surrender to terrorism.
Pakistan's implicit complicity in letting bin Laden operate from an unknown hideout and the 51percentt approval rating of bin Laden among Pakistan's masses have serious political and strategic ramifications for the broader Middle East.
While mainly an economic deal to set up a free-trade zone between the EU and three former Soviet republics – Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova – the agreement has political and strategic ramifications, and it was former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych's U-turn over signing it at the end of last year that led to his ousting in a popular revolt.
The conflict has potentially serious strategic ramifications for Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey, Israel, Iran, Egypt, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, as well as the international system.
Choosing to revive a downed comrade can put you in harm's way – this may not only make the act counter-productive in a strategic sense, it will also have ramifications for your own kill-death ratio.
The annual strategic analysis also examines the wider ramifications beyond the individual harm caused by the illicit drug market in Europe, with citizens spending an estimated €24bn (£19bn) every year on illicit drugs.
Weapons are inherently strategic goods, Koorey says, and many countries already carefully assess the ramifications of any arms transfer.
This is a new concept which has not previously been considered, but which has ramifications as the intra-wrinkle location is also a strategic location at which Ca2+ acts as a regulator of the cortical cytoskeleton and plasma membrane expansion.
When Netanyahu makes his third appearance in the House Chamber, the political and strategic gap between these two leaders will again be thrown into stark relief, with ramifications echoing in both countries' foreign and domestic policies.
