"unexplored implications" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it any time to refer to potential outcomes or results that have not yet been investigated or considered. For example, you might write, "The unexplored implications of an artificial intelligence monopoly are still unknown."
Then they have sex, at which point Fred realises that Sim may not actually know what sex is, which carries the awkward and tragically unexplored implication that Fred is actually a rapist.
Then they have sex, at which point Fred realizes that Sim may not actually know what sex is, which carries the awkward and tragically unexplored implication that Fred is actually a rapist.
An unexplored implication of this could be that the period of life when arMPFC and other social brain regions are still developing the teens and early 20s might be a period of particular open mindedness to new ideas and different types of people.
This study suggests that vasopressin inhibition of trypsin may have unexplored biological implications.
This story, read while having our own Prius (under 10,000 miles per year, as primary car...) get maintenance at the shop, sparked thinking about unemphasized 'great' elements of the story (financial payoffs and reduced pollution) and unexplored negative implications (safety of other motorists of a potentially exhausted Callen on the road; etc...).
Perhaps there are unexplored ecological implications here!
Furthermore, as the effect of preference strength are largely unexplored, one implication of this study is that we have shown that strength of preference indeed may have some predictive value and further inclusion of this in treatment studies is warranted.
The younger woman's story is unexplored, leaving the implication she used Ebrahim as a sugar daddy.
The pathogen Entamoeba histolytica possess a single homologue of a typical MAPK gene (EhMAPK) whose identification was previously reported by us but its functional implications remained unexplored.
