The phrase "a thrust for" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a push or drive towards a specific goal or objective, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "The organization has initiated a thrust for greater environmental sustainability in its operations."
Alternatives: "an effort for" or "a push for".
"Private shame must become collective resentment," he said, "and a thrust for collective dignity".
I continue to see funding move from production-orientated research to a thrust for environmental concerns.
With drug and arms traffickers flying unchallenged over the Amazon, the Brazilian Air Force has begun taking bids on what is shaping up as a landmark arms deal for a developing nation and a thrust for strategic independence.
"Light is more of a thrust for us now, and that's where these fit in," Paulson says of the reflective works, treated with mineral oil in order to slow, but not stop, the aging process.
The hope is that it means the beginning of the realization of the goal announced in 1980 by Graham, who called for "a thrust for greatness" and the building of a world-class university system.
In view of this, different desalination technologies have evolved with a thrust for utilization of renewable energy sources such as solar energy, ocean thermal energy, geothermal energy, and waste heat.
Beginning with the award to SEPR by ERNO of Bremen of a contract for the development of a thrust chamber for the upper stage Astris of Europa 1 in 1963, a long and fruitful cooperation linked Villaroche, Vernon, Bremen and Ottobrunn.
Ms. Kosak acknowledged that she could not recall ever seeing such a marketing thrust for a vehicle that was not yet available.
We have designed and tested a thrust stand for RF plasma thrusters characterization.
Gradient-based optimization is then used to locate the wing structure that maximizes the thrust, or minimizes the power under a thrust constraint, for a variety of shell boundary conditions.
In India, the definitional problem persists despite the software sector being declared a thrust area for national growth.
