The phrase "as such they think" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a conclusion or belief is derived from the preceding context or situation.
Example: "The team has consistently performed well; as such they think they will win the championship this year."
Alternatives: "therefore they believe" or "consequently they assume".
Asked about the reaction from Scientologists in Hollywood, Weinstein said: "I'm not going to get into names, but they feel strongly that they think it's a religion and as such they think the subject matter shouldn't be explored.
Rick's group has been doing more or less nothing but killing dozens of Saviors over the course of this half-season, and as such, they think their new job as mercenaries for the Hilltop is going well.
They were produced by making fine incisions in the skin and then rubbing charcoal into them — as such they are thought to have been meant to be therapeutic rather than as decoration.
As such, they are thought to be responsible for much of the complexity found in the immune system of animals [ 3].
As such, they can be thought of as a practical type of Turing machine--an abstract, hypothetical machine that computes by manipulating symbols.
Our genotypes are bit strings; as such, they can be thought of as vectors in an N dimensional space.
In many instances, it will be appropriate to use parameter estimates derived from meta-analyses in such models [ 51] and as such they can be thought of as extended evidence synthesis models.
It was a long drawn out project, and as such, they really needed to think about the human aspect of it too.
As such, they force the viewer to think anew about individuals who risk themselves at war.
When you created the Stop Peter Bjorn and John site, which aimed to derail the careers of the whistling Swedish pop trio, people who posted comments thought it was in earnest, and supported or attacked it as such — or they thought that it was viral marketing by the band itself.
It gets in the way of everyday life, but can be treated by rationalising negative thoughts which circulate through the brain, such as "they think I'm stupid" or "I'll make a fool of myself".
