"thanks to having" is not a valid sentence construction.
Rather, you would need a full clause following "thanks to," such as "thanks to having given up sugar." You could use this phrase when expressing gratitude for something you have done, such as "I'm feeling better now thanks to having taken a break from work."
The Lancashire town wins thanks to having proper sand, not shingle, as well as the Tower and the Pleasure Beach.
The drink is 350 times as strong as Red Bull, thanks to having more simple sugars and vitamin B-12.
This has some of the characteristics of "an audience with", thanks to having the likes of Noel Gallagher, Martin Freeman and Simon Pegg among the fans.
The Gunners also played fewer home games last season than in the year before but, thanks to having the Premier League's most expensive ticket prices, their matchday takings increased slightly.
Fueled by that anger in 2010 and aided by Congressional gerrymandering in 2011 (thanks to having run so many state Houses in 2010), Republicans still hold the House and now threaten to take the Senate as well.
"Gigabit Wi-Fi" (known technically as IEEE 802.11ac) will be at least three times faster than existing Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11n)—thanks to having up to four times the frequency bandwidth available to it, and up to twice as many antennas as the best of today's wireless routers.
Unlike the cinema, which thanks to television had seen a steep fall in numbers, dancing had no obvious rival.
Her recovery, she said, "thanks to God," has been "unbelievable".
High school programs in Alaska, Texas and New Mexico (thanks to Brian Urlacher) have installed blue turf.
The future's bright, thanks to Orange Orangege has ended its sponsorship of the prize for fiction written by a woman.
The online voting, running for the last month (thanks to PollDaddy), has closed.
