The phrase "did not thus" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to express that something was not done in a particular way or manner. Example: The team did not thus approach the situation with caution, resulting in a disastrous outcome.
As shown in Fig. 6F, control HT1080 cells rapidly proliferated and formed a sizable tumor mass, whereas ELH-treated HT1080 cells did not, thus resulting in an approximately 85% reduction in tumor weight.
The Athenians agreed, while the Spartans under their king Cleomenes (who ruled from 519 to shortly before 490) did not, thus showing, as Herodotus says, that "it seems indeed to be easier to deceive a multitude than one man".
The legislature meant, and only meant, to select certain provisions from the public local law in relation to the inspection of tobacco, and to re-enact these in a public general law, and to leave such portion of the local law which it did not thus re-enact, and did not modify or repeal by inconsistent provisions, as existing parts of the local law.
Seventy-seven patients responded to the placebo challenge and did not thus continue the study.
He did not thus issue any form of blunt threat that the work would be taken away from the Clyde yards if Scotland voted for independence.
Traditional rice farmers from southern China had to share labor and coordinate irrigation in a way that most northern China wheat farmers did not, thus making them more interdependent and more enmeshed in navigating social relationships, rather than free to act independently.
Dora obeyed but Max didn't; thus many of Kafka's works extant are unfinished.
Others didn't, thus Nasser can depart BHP while pointing to a superior record on total shareholder returns.
But the Fed didn't, thus creating additional uncertainty and, arguably, worsening the crisis.
Very good proposal and suggestion; no we didn't thus far, but eager to do so….
He does not, thus, have to go before the voters for another three years.
