The phrase "and therefore push the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result of a previous statement, often in persuasive or argumentative contexts.
Example: "The new policy is expected to improve employee satisfaction, and therefore push the company towards higher productivity."
Alternatives: "and thus drive the" or "and consequently propel the".
It wasn't necessary to raise interest rates so high, and therefore push the value of the pound up: all that was done in pursuit of an economic theory known as monetarism, which had a superficial logic but which absolutely refused to obey itself in practice.
These schemes must achieve higher transmission rates, and therefore push the capacity limits.
The inclusion of such features would prevent an analytical treatment of the model and therefore push the study towards an agent-based approach [ 61, 64, 65], for which numerical simulations would represent the only available methodology.
But the low MSRP of $13,299 helps keep the total cost down once fuel is factored in, and, therefore, pushes the vehicle into the eighth spot on our list.
The bus company claimed that "mismanagement" put the school in a "financial bind" and therefore pushed the university to accept large numbers of international students.
Emerging economies' rising foreign reserves therefore push the yen down against the euro, regardless of fair-value calculations.
"The decisions made by ASAHI therefore push the participant into working within confines that they would otherwise not consider and bring about interesting combinations of works, artists, institutions, associations".
Any additional complication, illness during pregnancy or seeking care at higher levels would therefore push the cost over the subsidy level.
Now, they have changed to a more Red Bull-style of philosophy, of aiming for more consistent, stable aerodynamics, which allow the driver to have more confidence, and therefore push harder.
Or will defendants conclude that a victory in the first case is worthwhile, even if not technically preclusive, and therefore push for an early decision?
Because scare talk from the rating agencies feeds the deficit scolds, making destructive austerity more likely, and therefore pushing back the date when the Fed might raise rates.
