The phrase "and thus it does" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something follows logically or is a consequence of what has been previously stated.
Example: "The experiment confirmed the hypothesis, and thus it does provide evidence for our theory."
Alternatives: "and so it does" or "therefore it does".
The method does not include any iterative procedure within its steps and thus it does not have the disadvantage of possible nonconvergence.
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The cutoff date for responses to the survey was Sept. 23, and thus it does not capture Monday's stock market plunge, which wiped away $1.2 trillion in the value of retirement funds, mutual funds and individual stock holdings.
In calculating the threat of accident, the commission takes into account the probability of the event, and its consequences, but the commission has long argued that it is impossible to calculate the probability of a terrorist attack and thus it does not need to take that threat into account when approving installations like the cask storage.
To be sure, this sameness is not numerical sameness, and thus it does not yield numerically one nature.
In general, the modular is not subadditive and thus it does not behave as a norm or a distance.
Concerning radical resection, we believe its prognostic value was overlapped by the M stage, and thus it did not show significant influence on multivariate analysis.
Europe did not have a boom and thus it did not have the same distortions, and it is less exposed to the volatility of the market".
They appeared to attribute the failure to the government's very indifference to its constitutional commitments: "The Government argues that most or all of the individuals affected by the Executive Order have no rights under the Due Process Clause" — and thus it didn't have to worry about due process.
The survival of protolith zircon in the orogenic peridotites suggests that the crustal metasomatism beneath the mantle wedge would have proceeded at kinetically limited conditions, and thus it did not achieve the thermodynamic equilibrium between crustal and mantle components.
The erratic behavior observed for available P is because its bio-availability is affected by different soil factors as indicated before (for example, precipitation by active forms of Ca, Fe, and/or Al); and thus it did not show any clear pattern.
