"thus failing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to summarize or explain why someone or something failed in a particular situation. Example: "The company relied heavily on outdated technology, thus failing to keep up with its competitors." In this sentence, "thus failing" is used to explain the reason for the company's failure. The word "thus" means "as a result" or "in this way," so the phrase "thus failing" means "failing as a result of this" or "failing in this way."
Without interactivity, the video failed to provide actionable instructions — thus failing its purpose of providing help to individuals who needed assistance in filing for divorce.
In addition, quantitative research often fails to go beyond the technical aspects of empirical analysis, thus failing to ask whether the most used, or available, data sets are worth analysing [99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106].
The 401(k) lawsuit alleges the defendants failed to offer the lowest share class for the mutual funds in their lineup, thus failing to ensure reasonable fees, causing participants to pay excessive costs for funds.
The large error makes it highly possible for the tool to fail to enter the space between the door and the handle considering its narrowness, thus failing to open the door.
Results: Preoperatively, 47 % (41/88) of patients were <5 percentile for weight, thus failing to thrive.
Thus, failing to consider the anatomical region could lead to differential proteins that are not disease specific.
In Boston, Duquette had a chilly relationship with reporters, strictly limiting access and thus failing to communicate with the fans.
India accuses Pakistan of trying to derail the election through violence, thus failing the test India set for resuming dialogue.
"Zusya" — in which Brodman bends dutifully to his father's and Judaism's demands, thus failing to fully become himself — is the inverse of that story.
"Zusya"— in which Brodman bends dutifully to his father's and Judaism's demands, thus failing to fully become himself is the inverse of that story.
Thus failing to get a majority truly stands out, and governance advocates believe companies should take action in these rare circumstances.
