The phrase "a gusto that" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used appropriately.
Example: "He spoke with a gusto that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a passion that" or "an enthusiasm that".
The crowd brimmed with a gusto that is hard to find in this recessionary era.
Edith did everything with a gusto that was the admiration of her many friends and her large extended family.
Shaw, however, manages to conceal such flaws, delivering Coleridge's verses with a gusto that feels natural, at once vibrant and relaxed.
She told the story with a gusto that could only be possible in a region not accustomed to seeing Americans in these intervening decades.
I did not find him theatrical; he seemed to me quite unselfconscious, and intent on his work with a gusto that amounted almost to voracity.
The blunt, fearless Kathryn embraces her new job with a gusto that immediately raises eyebrows among her cynical co-workers, who look down at the Eastern Europeans they have been charged to help.
He dispenses bullets and justice with an icy gusto that makes Dirty Harry look like Mahatma Gandhi.
Mr. Condon's paranoid epiphanies remain intact in the screenplay, written by him and Janet Roach, and directed by Mr. Huston with a humanely funny gusto that recalls two of his earlier classics, "The Man Who Would Be King" (1975) and "Beat the Devil" (1954).
She covers stories with a bravery and gusto that is terrific for women to watch--and as the mother now of a 5 year old tomboy, I think women like her and like Christiane are critical role models.
Reviewing the play for The New York Times, Ben Brantley wrote that Mr. Redgrave "plays the corrupt, lusty Boss Whalen with an outsize satanic gusto that is as unnerving as it is entertaining".
On stage, Dwyer will tell jokes while singing, turn his instrument into a prop, and throw himself into the task of entertainment with gusto that would have made a 1925 circus performer proud.
