The word "thereby" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to connect two clauses or sentences by referring to the preceding clause or sentence. For example: The company has adopted a new policy, thereby excluding certain employees from certain benefits.
Under Goldman's scheme, all the investors in its special-purpose vehicle would be counted as a single "beneficial" shareholder, thereby excluding Facebook from this disclosure provision.
Alternatively, it could continue to take new business but dramatically increase its minimum opening balance to perhaps several thousand pounds, thereby excluding all but the most well-off.
The Social Security Act excluded farm workers and domestic staff, thereby excluding most black people from its benefits.
The most obvious flaw is the fact that their study starts in 1880, thereby excluding the Long Depression of the 1870s.
Moreover, the independent court has the power to review all media authority decisions, thereby excluding any opportunity for exerting political pressure.
The implication is that failing funds drop off the radar before they report even bigger losses or close altogether, thereby excluding their poor performance from indexes.
Buckinghamshire adult education department have described the classes as "vocational" rather than an essential skill, and from September each term will cost almost £90, thereby excluding many who would benefit.
The Framers deliberately chose to invest the power to determine the manner of choosing electors in this particular branch of state government, thereby excluding the exercise of such power by the other branches.
This was extracted and the results uploaded to PubChem, thereby excluding reagents and prior-art descriptions.
Within the life science group, the opposite situation was uncovered, thereby excluding it from selection.
We consider only data messages in these results, thereby excluding transmissions of beacons.
