"the resulting implications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe possible outcomes after a particular event or decision, for example: "The resulting implications of Brexit are still being debated."
The resulting implications for organisations may seem contradictory.
I identify and consider the resulting implications for an insider trading liability regime premised on the existence of fiduciary duties.
The resulting implications for controller design are investigated in both the continuous and the discrete time case.
The distance from there to regulation and expression of those genes with physiological coherence is immense, to say nothing of the resulting implications.
This paper will review the current state of the art of commercial LS machines, and discuss the resulting implications for rapid manufacturing.
We also discuss the physical character of protein protein interfaces, and the resulting implications for small molecule lead discovery and design.
Preposterous is the resulting implication that by keeping rush first term, we somehow "trick" the freshmen into choosing fraternities and living groups.
Then, seeing that the antecedent of the resulting implication follows from □A, one applies the Distribution Axiom and the Generalization Rule as well as some propositional logic.
The resulting implication is that the ultimate value of art has little to do with the completed object that others admire.
Spanning the 1969 disappearance and its resulting implications in the 1990s, it's a fascinatingly dark exploration into just how deep the rabbit hole really goes.
Based on the results, implications for destination marketing are discussed.
