The phrase "and thus using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result of a previous statement, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The experiment yielded significant results, and thus using these findings, we can draw important conclusions."
Alternatives: "and therefore employing" or "and consequently utilizing".
"I grew up with music and thus using musical instruments was just natural," Zain says.
Some critics accused Ms. Breillat of not knowing where to take her story, and thus using the shock tactics to get herself out of the bind.
It could also mean using market mechanisms to make more money follow the poorest pupils, and thus using the market to fight Britain's educational apartheid.
This solution permits to discover the redundancy of the system, and thus using it for fault detection purposes.
Without computers these complex ways and forms of structures couldn't been mimicked and thus using computers had risen the way of mimicking and taking inspiration from nature because it is considered a very sophisticated and accurate tool for simulation and computing, as a result designers can imitate different nature's models in spite of its complexity.
And thus, using the kit is easy.
Then let's weigh in new Siri capabilities — hopefully the personal assistant will actually be useful, and thus used, this time around.
And sunlight can be stored overnight in the form of heat, and thus used to generate power even when it is dark.
The impact on females, they suggest, probably comes from the fact that developing males are bigger and thus use more of the resources available in the womb.
But many fund managers are impatient and thus use leverage (borrowed money) to enhance returns.
Dr Newbold said farmers would be attracted because the additive would also allow animals to process food more efficiently and thus use less feed.
