'thus motivated' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to explain why someone has done something or to refer to an action taken as a result of a motive. For example: "Gravity thus motivated her to jump out of the window."
At the session on Wednesday, Republicans said several critics were Democratic presidential hopefuls and were thus motivated by politics.
Thus motivated, they would be likely to get better results than governments.Hold on, you might think; what about the poor?
Typically, those running a fund of funds invest their own money alongside their clients', and are thus motivated to choose only those funds that pass muster.
But on some points, such as probation over prison where appropriate, diminishing penalties for minor infractions such as marijuana possession, and juvenile-justice reform, the reforms thus motivated are also fair and just.
We are thus motivated to solve a dual problem[28].
We are thus motivated to search for less computationally complex approaches to resource allocation.
The poorly structured employee stock ownership plan has also failed to immediately benefit -- and thus motivate -- workers.
The group employed location-services technology that allowed fans near the billboards to listen to the album's title track on an iPhone or Android handset, thus motivating true believers to embark on tiny pilgrimages.
These resources can become revenue for authorities and thus motivate profit-seeking punishment.
Platforms introduce teams to create a sense of competition and thus motivate members to contribute.
Embodied cognitive science thus motivates an interrogation of some of the fundamental assumptions made in cognitive science.
