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The phrase "a thrust of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a forceful push or movement, often in a metaphorical sense, such as in discussions about ideas or arguments.
Example: "The presentation included a thrust of innovative ideas that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a surge of" or "a wave of".
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WILL a thrust of the sword bring results?
What England need is a dash of impishness, a thrust of daring.
The door was slammed by a thrust of a claw, and then at last all was still.
Sports isn't a thrust of his argument, but do you believe that sports, even the most violent ones, have contributed to peace?
A thrust of their strategy is to develop previously created "free trade and economic zones" on the borders that have languished.
Yesterday's civil ceremony will be sealed by a religious ceremony at an absurdly flamboyant royal palace atop a thrust of rock that soars above the Mediterranean.
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Synergism of natural products and antimicrobial agents is a thrust area of phytomedicinal research, developing novel perspective of phytopharmaceuticals.
As an alternative to an upward thrust of light, a similar effect may be achieved through concealed down lighting.
There was also evidence of "humiliation" injuries, including a pelvic wound likely to have been caused by an upward thrust of a weapon, through the buttock.
Also, a sharp thrust of the palm in a downward motion will have the same effect.
2. They can be built to deliver very high thrust (a modern heavy space booster has a takeoff thrust of 3,800 kilonewtons (850,000 pounds).
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