The phrase "application thus far" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the progress or status of an application up to the current point in time.
Example: "The application thus far has received positive feedback from the reviewers."
Alternatives: "application up to this point" or "application so far".
As to Wahooly's progress: The company plans to introduce 200 startups to its users this year, and they've received over 300 applications thus far, and will be continuing to accept applicants going forward.
Our design will initiate interest in fluorophores which have not been considered for LSC applications thus far because of their low quantum yield or small Stokes shift.
Moreover, its pharmaceutical applications thus far proposed in the primary literature, intended as either alternative manufacturing strategies for existing products or innovative systems with improved design and performance characteristics, are critically reviewed.
While remote-controlled robot mechanisms have sufficed for most applications encountered thus far, emerging applications in the fields of surveillance and security necessitate the development of robots possessing a measure of autonomy and intelligence, including basic functionality such as mapping and local path planning.
Taking into consideration the amount of CM application studies thus far conducted in various fields, there has been relatively little research focused on the process of developing a CM.
The most prominent endovascular OCT (EV-OCT) application has thus far been focused to the coronary artery.
(7) Although CA has high potential as a new polysaccharide-based biomaterial, its biomedical application has thus far been limited.
Injectable collagenase clostridium histolyticum [ 34] to treat DC shows potential promise but its clinical application has thus far elicited a varied response among hand surgeons.
Linked Data guidelines are designed to facilitate ad hoc re-use and integration of conformant structured data across the Web by consumer applications; however, thus far, systems have yet to emerge that convincingly demonstrate the potential applications for consuming currently available Linked Data.
In this study, we combined two concepts whose utility in synthetic biology applications has thus far been underexplored.
