"real thrust" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to emphasize the amount of energy or power behind an action. For example, "The engine provided the car with a real thrust of speed."
No real thrust in the team," he said.
The book's real thrust comes from the way Saviano puts his own sensibility at the centre of the story.
Their increased popularity, she said, results from "a real thrust in dog training to use humane techniques".
That was always likely to starve the occasion of spectacle and, while Liverpool settled the quicker, they were denied any real thrust in the final third.
The accounts are indeed personal, as they are owned by individuals, but the real thrust of the policy initiative is to privatize what has been a public program.
But the real thrust of my son's query lay elsewhere, as became clear when he asked point-blank: "Exactly who or what is Thunderball?
Molecularly real people thrust into a heightened realm".
European development aid provided "a huge uplift," Mr. Brady said, "but the real rocket thrust of the economy here is the big American information technology companies".
The real dynamic thrust measurement system usually tends to be nonlinear due to the complex characteristics of the rig, pipes connection, etc.
Instead, this felt like a jumped-up cameo, a chance for the Aussie actor to nip into a green-screen studio for a couple of days before popping off to throw her real dramatic thrust into weightier roles.
But Cambia's real mutation thrust is based on including in the DNA packet a DNA package that can become mobile when the plant is crossed with another plant containing an enzyme that frees it.
