The phrase "a fairly aggressive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a moderate level of aggressiveness in behavior, attitude, or approach.
Example: "The team's strategy was a fairly aggressive one, aiming to dominate the market quickly."
Alternatives: "somewhat aggressive" or "relatively aggressive".
Last October, the International Air Transport Association set up a target of improving its fuel efficiency by 1.5% a year through 2020, which is a "fairly aggressive" goal, Greene says.
"They have gone from pretty much ground zero to a fairly aggressive program level".
"Our first impression is it's a fairly aggressive incentive statement they're making," Mr. Dilts added.
Then Garrido lunges in on Gerrard and picks up a deserved booking for a fairly aggressive lunge.
"What happened on the Moreland Commission is they subpoenaed the outside info of the Senate and the Assembly, in a fairly aggressive way.
It's a fairly aggressive song in terms of its mood and character, though, whereas lots of summer songs tend to be light and flippant, like Club Tropicana.
Billboard referred to the group as the B-52's of the 2000s and praised "Hella Good"'s combination of a strong bassline; "fairly aggressive electric guitar accents"; Kraftwerk-style electronics; and Stefani's "loose, playful" vocals.
"Apple has a history of being fairly aggressive in litigation," Mr. Lemley said.
Collapse freeze-drying is a process which utilizes fairly aggressive but at the same time economic lyophilization cycles where the formulation is dried above its glass transition temperature.
"We clearly missed a trick, but we were fairly aggressive with our strategy and stuck with it when we could have probably bailed out," he said.
But Mr. Sellers's cancer, a 7 on the Gleason score, was fairly aggressive, so watchful waiting was not an option, and radioactive seeds were less practical, "though that would've been my preference based on my own research," he said.
