The phrase "and thus conclude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a final decision or summary based on previously presented information or arguments.
Example: "After reviewing all the evidence, we can analyze the data and thus conclude that the hypothesis is valid."
Alternatives: "and therefore conclude" or "and so conclude".
Sausage prickers convince themselves that the leaked liquid is largely fat and thus conclude that a pierced sausage is a healthier sausage.
We detect no change of algebraic signs for the significant variables from one model to another and thus conclude that our findings are robust.
Many would cite the recent, very public and spectacular missteps of Michael Vick, Dontae Stallworth, Ryan Leaf and Plaxico Burress (just to name a few) and thus conclude that the Symposium has been an utter failure.
We do not find any evidence of such an influence and thus conclude that this combined effect most likely is small, if it exists at all.
As a result of the analysis, we did not observe any statistically significant 'blocks' effect, and thus conclude that the latent classes are not driven by a particular experimental design block, but by preferences.
This then allowed us to perform cross correlation analysis between the two tracks and thus conclude that the two selected columns were moving together as a part of a structure.
Failing to see this distinction, and thus concluding without further thought that private enterprise is tainted, is a kind of ethical stupidity.
And thus concludes today's edition of Keith Urban news.
from the given conditions on and and thus concluding the proof.
This work is believed to achieve the optimization of reservoir study models toward a better oil and/or gas field management and thus concludes with the following; 1.
The result of this study showed a high similarity between each devicés results, and thus concluded that the Eyeface fits as a concept evaluation tool within the experience design process.
