The phrase "research thrusts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific areas of focus or emphasis within a research program or initiative.
Example: "The university has identified several key research thrusts that will guide its funding priorities for the next five years."
Alternatives: "research focuses" or "research priorities".
One of the research thrusts of our work on tornadoes has been to examine the effect of false alarms on casualties.
Integration of research thrusts and education activities is highlighted throughout.
Our work follows in the line of both of the above research thrusts.
Among the various research thrusts in solar PV, the most proverbial area is extracting maximum power from solar PV system.
In addition to this overview, reviews of the state-of-the-art and research challenges identified by the six research thrusts of AVT-136 are also included in this special journal edition.
We also provide a discussion of Machine Learning and Deep Learning techniques in the context of multiphase flows and propose several future potential research thrusts for using deep learning to enhance the study and simulation of multiphase flows.
The last of these features two magnificent crystal chandeliers as well as murals of the Erie Canal, High Falls, Kodak and the University of Rochester -- home of an exciting new biotechnology research thrust, which has the whole city talking.
Our research thrust is to develop new relative roughness charts along with corresponding mathematical equations for internally coated pipes.
Design of high-performance servers has become a research thrust to meet the increasing demand of network-based applications.
We extend this research thrust examining the adoption of MCS in product development, arguably one of the business processes where innovation plays a major role.
Weakly interacting plasmonic nanostructures have been studied extensively in the metamaterials research, which has been a major research thrust in photonics during the past decade.
