The phrase 'and thus its' is correct and is commonly used in written English.
For example, "After the long journey, the traveler was exhausted and thus its sleep was deep and restful."
It's as dull and predictable as the people it follows, and thus its only value is as a tragic document on the decline of British youth culture.
It may be because everyone uses it, so people conclude it must be reliable, and thus its success becomes self perpetuating.
By taking it away, Sanders explained, Jan deprived it of its history, and thus its value.
This shift has been so subtle, it has almost gone unnoticed and thus, its real import has somewhat been glossed over.
We believe it correctly describes the data and thus its used is justified in this context.
Because it is an element whose importance — mammals need it to breathe — was already apparent, and thus its discovery could be readily comprehended.
The eurozone's cohesion and the success of its necessary structural reforms -- and thus its very survival -- now depend on whether it can overcome its growth deficit.
He sees it as a major usurper of copyrights and thus its new owner, Google, potentially as "a legitimate defendant".
It allowed PeopleSoft to magically boost its revenue and thus its net income.
Each, he said, has its own psychological motivations and thus its own physiological manifestations.
Schuemann fears the Chinese will usurp Signicast's processes and thus its strength.
