The phrase "and thus fail" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result of a previous action or statement, often in a formal or literary context.
Example: "If we do not prepare adequately for the presentation, we may overlook key points and thus fail to impress the audience."
Alternatives: "and therefore fail" or "and consequently fail".
Opposing sides hymn "Leveson compliance" and thus fail to meet in the middle.
However, such procedures can be complex and thus fail in ways not anticipated by designers.
Traditional sea-land segmentation algorithms ignore the local similarity prior of sea and land, and thus fail in complex scenarios.
Conventional methods ignore load balancing of polygon complexity in parallel rasterization and thus fail to achieve high parallel efficiency.
Companies start off with the right data, but they implicitly assume a static environment and thus fail to notice until too late that a key variable has changed.
First, consumers fail to appreciate the risk of unilateral modification and thus fail to demand a commitment by sellers to avoid inefficient modifications.
This chapter describes an experimental program undertaken for concrete-filled composite columns, which are designed to be slender in nature and thus fail by global buckling.
The blind passages make it likely that sperm will be ejaculated into the wrong place and thus fail to fertilise the duck's eggs.
But when the nation's enemies are used as highly emotional political symbols, it becomes easy to lose touch with the reality of their acts and motives -- and thus fail to better understand how to defeat or influence them.
The other polls, whether online or phone, give up on the hard-to-reach, move on to other phone numbers and email addresses, and thus fail to achieve a genuine mix.
The "We need confirmation" follow-up signaled that the request was too difficult but the Indians did not want to come out and say that and thus fail to honor a commitment.
