"and that thus" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that one thing led to or resulted in another. For example, "The company was already struggling, and that thus led to its ultimate collapse."
When I had phoned Branca and told him that his mother, Kati, was Jewish and that thus, according to traditional Jewish law, he and his 16 siblings were, too, the loud man was quiet.
Pinterest has largely built a name for itself because of its strong image search capabilities, and that thus far has been its selling point for advertisers.
Uber says that the number of drivers who had their information exposed during the breach represents "a small percentage of current and former driver partners" and that thus far, there have been no reports of misuse of the information that was exposed.
Starting with a degenerate case: according to the finite frequentist, a coin that is never tossed, and that thus yields no actual outcomes whatsoever, lacks a probability for heads altogether; yet a coin that is never measured does not thereby lack a diameter.
It could even be a "McGuffin"—that's screenwriter slang for an object that multiple characters are trying to get their hands on and that thus drives the plot.
In fact, numerous studies, including our own, have found that the response rate in and of itself is not a good measure of survey quality, and that thus far, nonresponse bias is a manageable problem.
But fresh problems have emerged, and problems that thus far have eluded Kremlin solutions remain.
It is language's fluidity and unpredictability that thus far make translation resist simple computer-based solutions.
If, note that and we deduce that, thus the conclusion holds.
Hence must be a constant, which implies that, thus, and.
Thus, we provide evidence that breast cancer cells and MDSCs formed a synergistic mutual feedback loop and that thus-potentiated MDSCs directly affect breast cancer cell aggressiveness, leading to spontaneous metastasis.
