The phrase "a new thrust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a new direction, focus, or initiative in a particular context, such as business, research, or strategy.
Example: "The company is adopting a new thrust in its marketing strategy to reach younger audiences."
Alternatives: "a new direction" or "a fresh approach".
In fact, Mr. Kerry is improvising and adding or subtracting more and more, largely in response to the news, which as often as not now includes a new thrust from Mr. Bush's campaign.
Each parry has been met by a new thrust.
Ms. Malik said she could glean what she called "a new thrust" in education.
Our activity in the women's movement had a new thrust after the march.
Tenet Healthcare, under investigation for possibly overbilling Medicare, making illegal payments to doctors and performing unnecessary operations, told shareholders today that it was embarking on a new thrust -- to improve its patient care.
The company's claims are the first in what may be a new thrust by tobacco producers in the coming years to develop and market cigarettes that could pose reduced health risks to smokers.
The main change for the theatregoer, however, was a new thrust-stage auditorium seating more than 1,000 that brought all the viewers much closer to the actors than they had been in the former building and encouraged a relationship between actor and audience much more similar to that of the Elizabethan era.
Then there is the season's major new thrust, a series called "Off Center" that Mr. Sroka describes as "an exploration of dance, music and theater".
This strengthened America's determination to push the two countries into a long-term rapprochement.The new thrust started last April when Mr Vajpayee announced his readiness to normalise relations with Pakistan on the basis of "trust and sincerity".
By about 290 million years ago Gondwana was impinging to the northwest against the southern Appalachians, further complicating structures formed by the earlier collisions and producing a broad belt of new thrust faults and folds along the northwestern periphery of the orogenic belt.
But state administrators see a certain hypocrisy in the new thrust.
