thus will vs will thus

Both "thus will" and "will thus" are correct constructions in English. The choice between them depends on the emphasis you want to give to the word "thus" in the sentence. If you want to emphasize the word "thus," you can use "thus will." If you want to emphasize the action of "will" and its connection to the preceding context, you can use "will thus."

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thus will

This phrase is correct and can be used in English. It emphasizes the word "thus" in the sentence.

Use "thus will" when you want to place emphasis on the word "thus" in the sentence.

Examples:

Thus will we proceed with caution.
Thus will the plan be executed.
Thus will the journey begin.

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The consumer can only obtain information on the origin of beef by means of identification and registration, and only thus will confidence be created.
Only thus will it be possible to regain the consumers' confidence in the safety of foodstuffs of animal origin, a confidence shattered by the events associated with BSE, dioxin and antibiotics.
'Twas always thus, and always thus will be.
Only thus will it be addressed effectively.
Only thus will we regain the confidence of the financial experts.
Only thus will it be possible to balance growth and high employment in the long-term too.
Only thus will health become a real right for everyone.
- It feels well, Marge, thus will do.
It forms a perfect shield and thus will hold its heat for many hours.
Systemic therapies are medicines taken orally or administered by injection and thus will be present in and affect the whole body.
Only thus will we contain the risk of a repeat of such accidents.
These must come about and only thus will Cyprus safeguard the new horizon to which it is entitled after so many years.
Only thus will it be possible for the European model to be exported and to play a leading role in the global market.
He can think back to what has happened domestically and thus will immediately know whether the law is respected or not.
It thus will of course require profound changes to be made in the other thirteen Member States.
The Authority thus will have to rely on a different proxy for market price than the expert assessment available in the case at hand.
Europe thus will show that, in the words of Prime Minister Orbán, it 'has a heart and not only a brain'.
Only thus will it be able to attract innovative proposals and be in a position to finance ambitious projects that will enhance the quality of European research.
You two will not advance to the finals Sunday night and thus will not be winning the $500 grand prize.
Only thus will we limit deaths and illness while, at the same time, having a positive effect on all the other social repercussions.

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will thus
therefore will
hence will
consequently will
accordingly will

will thus

This phrase is correct and can be used in English. It emphasizes the action of "will" and its connection to the preceding context.

Use "will thus" when you want to emphasize the action of "will" and its connection to the preceding context.