The phrase "a largely aggressive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, behavior, or approach that is predominantly aggressive in nature.
Example: "The negotiations took a turn for the worse, revealing a largely aggressive stance from the opposing party."
Alternatives: "mostly confrontational" or "predominantly hostile."
The Jets had played largely aggressive man to man in the Bill Parcells/Bill Belichick/Al Groh era.
Although Allosaurus may have hunted in packs, it has been argued that Allosaurus and other theropods had largely aggressive interactions instead of cooperative interactions with other members of their own species.
As a result, hippos have long had a largely undeserved reputation as aggressive animals.
This very aggressive and disabling type of headache, now labelled medication overuse headache (MOH), is a largely under-diagnosed health condition, although it may affect 1 1.4% of the general population [1 6].
Anker has done well gobbling up a huge market share in the incredibly competitive mobile phone accessory space in an impressively short amount of time, largely through aggressive pricing and a strong marketing strategy.
This is in response to a Houston-based group called True The Vote that trains thousands of volunteers in a pledge to stop "voter fraud," largely through aggressive intimidation tactics.
Bangs fell in with a group of aggressive, largely self-educated critics that included Nick Tosches, Dave Marsh and Richard Meltzer, and DeRogatis contrasts their antics with the more professorial demeanor of Robert Christgau, the Village Voice writer and editor, and Greil Marcus, who was Rolling Stone's first full-time record reviews editor.
It's simple supply-and-demand economics: a worldwide slowdown in demand for oil, combined with the ongoing expansion of global production, thanks largely to aggressive extraction from US shale-rock formations, has sent the price of crude oil tumbling like a stone.
SARS-CoV was contained in human populations in 2003 largely by aggressive use of traditional public health interventions (case finding and isolation, quarantine of close contacts, and enhanced infection control measures in settings where care was provided to persons with SARS, especially in healthcare facilities and homes).
Malignant mesothelioma (MM) is an aggressive cancer largely associated with asbestos exposure.
