The phrase "are a thrust of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing a driving force or motivation behind something, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The new policies are a thrust of our commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "are a driving force of" or "are a key element of".
There's a thrust of Daily Mail-ism about the programme (as you may have guessed from the title), but it is genuinely unsettling to hear from a home-schooled family who have virtual birthday parties and firework nights instead of real ones.
Performance targets were a thrust of 150 mN, a specific impulse of 3500 s, and an ion production cost less than 150 W/A at 90% propellant utilization.
The prosperity of big data applications is a thrust of drawing attention to the system performance such as timeliness, computational and communication resources.
Synergism of natural products and antimicrobial agents is a thrust area of phytomedicinal research, developing novel perspective of phytopharmaceuticals.
Robot Motion Planning RMPP) has been a thrust area of research in computing due to its complexity, since RMP in dynamic environments for a point robot with bounded velocity is an NP-hard problem.
The motivation behind these changes is a thrust towards ease of search and content relevancy on Quora, as there is currently a ton of content on the site that people need to figure out how to navigate.
The old-school cultural crocodiles were there, swapping theory, but so was a thrusting crowd of twentysomethings for whom this was simply London's hottest and most exciting ticket.
All member theaters are treated equally in the alliance's direct mail campaigns and other promotional programs, which are a major thrust of the alliance.
Sports isn't a thrust of his argument, but do you believe that sports, even the most violent ones, have contributed to peace?
Selection of useful variation in crop plants has been a major thrust of early farmers since the dawn of agriculture.
