The phrase "of thus" is grammatically correct and can be used in a sentence, depending on the context.
It is not a commonly used phrase and may sound more formal or poetic. Example: "The beauty of thus vast landscape cannot be captured in words."
Such HIV rapid tests use finger-stick capillary whole blood (FSB) or oral fluid (OF), thus avoiding the need for venous blood sampling and centrifugation.
But evidently it is a case of: thus far, and no further.
Despite Dubai's epic profligacy, the tiny local population is well taken care of, thus minimising the possibility of political unrest.
At the center of "Thus Bad Begins" is a B-list film director named Eduardo Muriel and his wife, Beatriz.
First, Latvia has no labour movement to speak of, thus little possibility of mobilising people against austerity.
So says Eduardo Muriel, a producer of B-movies, to Juan, the narrator of Thus Bad Begins, the latest novel by the revered Spanish writer Javier Marías.
"Two poachers have been killed and one wounded that I know of thus far, and we are just getting warmed up".
Puccini's Turandot doesn't even sing until Act II, when she comes out and blasts a huge aria, "In questa reggia," in the face of Prince Calaf, the last in a string of thus-far hapless suitors.
In Figure 2, the aqueous dispersion of thus-prepared AuNRs shows the Tyndall effect, revealing its colloidal nature.
Figure 2 shows a series of thus-found complex size parameter q≡q r + iq i with varying m.
The new partnership will further stimulate development by taking advantage of thus-far-neglected synergistic effects and by avoiding duplicative work, the ministers believe.
