The phrase "and thus more complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is more complicated as a result of a previous statement or condition.
Example: "The new regulations are stricter, and thus more complex, making compliance more challenging for businesses."
Alternatives: "and therefore more intricate" or "and consequently more complicated."
As business ecosystems become more interconnected and thus more complex, this kind of disruption becomes more common and causes more harm.
In men the association was curvilinear, and thus more complex.
The defined interfaces of BioClojure are designed to be lazy and composable in this way, and thus, more complex examples of these simple lazily evaluated pipelines can be developed.
However, a more expressive and thus more complex annotation scheme allows for better representation of the discourse structure of the articles so as to identify hypotheses and relevant evidence (see Section 1).
Likewise, strong genetic drift among basins, as well as fragmentation within basins could explain the range-wide incongruities in allozyme allele distributions between the two forms [ 26, 27, 30], and thus more complex models of hybridization and introgression need not be invoked.
Actually his account involves a distinction of types and orders and is thus more complex and restrictive than this.
Specifically, if being told that being in the intervention condition makes one more likely to read, or to think about, the intervention material, then the nature of the effect involves an interaction and is thus more complex [ 36].
However, simply stocking healthy foods does not guarantee that the foods will be bought, thus, more complex pricing and promotional strategies to increase demand are being tested in this trial.
The ESN is thus more complex than the SN and can be more difficult to view and comprehend.
The sharper of the "hump", the more severe of the interference, thus more complex the fracture network will be.
The demands on local government are thus more complex than in, say, Hampshire.
