'thus making it possible' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used at the beginning of a sentence to emphasize the fact that the preceding statement has enabled something to happen. For example: The new campaign increased our customer base by 30%, thus making it possible to expand our product range.
Hydrocarbon was not subject to buoyancy in its accumulation, thus making it possible to spread continuously.
It can couple the spin degree of freedom to its orbital motion, thus making it possible to control the electron spin in a nonmagnetic way [8, 9].
Recently, Tan [ 8] reported a successful cultivation of the mushroom in agar, solid and spawn medium with good yield, thus making it possible to fully exploit its medicinal and functional benefits.
The proposed model explained 86% of the overall variability, thus making it possible to adopt decision-making strategies during reactor operation under different operating conditions.
HMM modeling also offers easy access to a wider range of scoring possibilities, thanks to posterior decoding, thus making it possible to assess complex alignment scoring schemes.
He cautiously points out that the exchange achieved its goals by creating clear boundaries and thus making it possible for the two countries to live side by side in relative peace.
Furthermore, satellite remote sensing provides repeated measures, thus making it possible to study temporal changes in biodiversity.
Moreover, experimental measurements have been carried out on various bimetals thus making it possible to experimentally validate the dynamic model.
The dispersion is proportional to the degree of disorder, thus making it possible to distinguish between graphitic and diamond-like carbon.
Sand was used for an initial study since it is inert, thus making it possible to analyze the parameters influencing the process.
Numerical results in this work show high efficiency in correctly classifying the compressive strength, thus making it possible to use in real-life applications.
