The phrase "with far reaching implications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential consequences or effects of a particular action, decision, or event.
Example: "The new policy changes will have far reaching implications for the entire industry."
Alternatives: "with significant consequences" or "with extensive effects."
Rising concentrations of heat-trapping greenhouse gases are changing our climate, with far reaching implications for our environment and our oceans, which are absorbing both carbon dioxide and heat," Mr Jarraud said.
This is leading to unintended consquences with far reaching implications.
The plummeting of marginal costs is spawning a hybrid economy -- part capitalist market and part Collaborative Commons -- with far reaching implications for society.
How this process takes place, over what period of time, and by what model, is a question with far reaching implications, not just for Haiti, but for the entire world.
When are are aiming to be the leader of the free world, or the head of a major organization, no one believes you when you say you haven't spoken with your team about such an important issue with far reaching implications.
One of the most important changes with far reaching implications has been the advent of patient-centered medicine [ 1].
We shoulder a huge responsibility with far-reaching implications, and we have spent years trying to reach agreed terms that honour our rights and dignity and that, therefore, will meet the approval of our people.
Based on the recent progress, it seems likely, if not certain, that epigenetics, in part dictated through a covalent 'language' operating in the histone proteins, will touch upon all aspects of biology with far-reaching implications for human biology and disease, notably cancer.
The dispute is a technical one, but with far-reaching implications.
Either way, it is a development with far-reaching implications for democratic Europe.
No matter how desperate the times, can we agree to surrendering to a democratically deficient, uniform economic model with far-reaching implications for voters and taxpayers?
