The phrase "and thus represent" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a conjunction that connects two ideas, with "thus" meaning "in this way" or "consequently." Example: "By surveying different groups of people, we can gain a better understanding of their perspectives, and thus represent a more diverse range of opinions in our research."
Officials say that up to three-quarters of Tunisia's families are homeowners and, thus, represent a powerful force for stability.
Spectacles in these two skink genera evolved independently and thus represent an example of convergent evolution.
"Today, many women have jobs with substantial income and expected tenure, and thus represent an excellent market for financial services," he said.
I think that the Dove people are trying to say that the women in their ads depict ordinary, average, "real" women and thus represent the ordinary, average, "real" American woman at whom the advertising is aimed.
Music players connect to an ecosystem of other devices and, thus, represent a large potential market of affiliated products.
More precisely, this pattern of activity may encode an intention and, thus, represent a "template for action".
These gelatins are derived from animal tissues and thus represent a potential source of contaminants that cause transmissible spongiform encephalopathies.
The experiments using foam projectiles are significantly simpler to perform and thus represent a more convenient laboratory technique.
Therefore, chitosan beads containing selected immobilised bacteria attain two bioremediation purposes, bioaugmentation and biostimulation, and thus represent an emergent approach.
These terms comprise the core metadata and thus represent the knowledge layer of the model described above.
Both cell lines are invasive ductal carcinomas and thus represent one of the most commonly encountered types of cancers.
