The phrase "and thus lacking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a deficiency or absence of something as a result of a previous statement or condition.
Example: "The project was poorly planned, and thus lacking in essential resources."
Alternatives: "and therefore missing" or "and consequently deficient".
A child raised on a desert island, alone, without social interaction, without language, and thus lacking empathy, is still a sentient being.
In fact, most of the critical facilities remain severely vulnerable, deploying legacy systems designed for pre-internet operations and thus lacking basic safeguards like encryption and authentication protocols.
Here, then, we already find the idea that a successful theory can lose its luster by being considered exhausted of its resources and thus lacking in fertility.
When employees perceive the incentives and controls as inappropriate and thus lacking in legitimacy, these formal arrangements will not induce effort and commitment from the workers and, even worse, will likely reduce enthusiasm at work.3.3
To be dominantly yin when the macrocosm is in its yang phase is to be out of alignment and thus lacking in harmony and peace.
Behind schedule by 35 minutes and thus lacking artillery support, the battalion attempted to traverse the Gari under sustained mortar and artillery fire.
Of course it is a "copy" and thus lacks "authenticity", but so what?
The administration's response to the hunger strikers violates international law and thus lacks domestic authority.
Such tests are generally purchased and administered by the states themselves, and thus lack the security of the federally owned national assessment test.
They also say that it stigmatizes one gender of one religion — Muslim women — and thus lacks basic fairness.
Fernando Dozo, an aviation consultant in Buenos Aires, maintains that "they don't have a corporate culture of association with partners" and thus lack the capital to become more than a regional force.
