The phrase "and ultimately does not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a final conclusion or outcome that negates or contradicts a previous statement or expectation.
Example: "The plan seemed promising at first, but after careful consideration, it became clear that it was flawed and ultimately does not achieve its intended goals."
Alternatives: "and in the end fails to" or "and ultimately fails to".
The truth is that the majority does not know and ultimately does not care.
There is something weird about Cassie's beauty, however: her hair is too uniformly yellow and ultimately does not belong on a purportedly modest English girl, and her face seems artificially stilled, as if by Botox, or, more precisely, Restylane, which is used to fill in wrinkles and acne scars.
Increasing the discrepancy of tax rates among categories of income, such as income tax and capital gains, tends to lead to more aggressive tax planning, and ultimately does not accomplish what it was intended to achieve.
Despite these similarities to FGF21, the bFKB1 epitope on KLB appears to differ from the binding site for FGF21 or FGF19; bFKB1 does not compete with either FGF molecule for KLB binding (Fig. 2C), and ultimately does not block the ability of FGF19 to activate MAPK signaling in hepatoma cells (Fig. 2D).
Moreover, shutting out dissenting voices is a disservice to our audiences, to institutions such as the IPCC who benefit from the scrutiny, and ultimately doesn't help engender much trust in institutions of government.
It's not a deal-breaker, however, and ultimately doesn't take away too much from the experience.
But though the film can work simply as a haunted-house thrill ride, director James Watkins ("Eden Lake") is building a deeper unease and ultimately doesn't cheat the morbid heart of the narrative for the sake of excitement.
Perhaps most worrisome, many high-achieving, low-income students do not attend a selective college, despite their qualifications, and ultimately do not receive a bachelor's degree.
As a result, many people live in fear of death and the dying process and ultimately do not have the death they would have preferred.
Previous federal bills introduced in 2005 and 2007 were fundamentally flawed -- and ultimately did not pass -- because they put the goal of aquaculture expansion far above that of environmental protection.
