Once you have conducted your study and drawn conclusions, you can state the “Research Implications”, which means that you are expressing how your study can affect future prospects in the subject area of your research, the policies or regulations that might be influenced because of your study or you can speculate how the outcomes of your study can have an impact in either hypothesizing a particular topic under consideration or the practical aspects of the same. The research implications are always supported by a strong statistical significance and correlations of results from your research keeping in view the shortcoming of the study.
When you make a “Research recommendation”, you can emphatically state what are the next steps that need to be taken to address a problem, what are the immediate actions that need to be implemented to solve a particular question, what needs to be corrected & what needs to be avoided to solve a problem, what is the feasibility of your proposed policy, statements about the nature and timing of an evaluation plan that would be used to determine the effectiveness of the proposed policy. Again, these recommendations should be strongly supported by results of your study.
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