The phrase "a powerful and aggressive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that exhibits strength and assertiveness, often in a competitive or confrontational context.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is a powerful and aggressive approach to capturing market share."
Alternatives: "a strong and forceful" or "a robust and assertive".
It certainly means getting hugely behind women and children cycling". Such a commitment has been beyond the imagination, let alone daring, of successive British governments faced by a powerful and aggressive motoring lobby and a wider public who, studies show, still largely see cycling as a leisure pursuit or worse, see a bike as a child's toy.
"He's a powerful and aggressive fighter, the kind of boxer that fans want to see.
It is now believed that Offa thought of himself as "King of the Mercians," and that his military successes were part of the transformation of Mercia from an overlordship of midland peoples into a powerful and aggressive kingdom.
A merger with US Airways, Mr. Neidl said, "would also bring a very powerful and aggressive management team into play, which American would need to regain its proper place in the industry".
The school had decided as part of this visual identity revamping to change its Husky Dog logo from the current mascot to a more "powerful and aggressive" looking logo.
Piranhas are described as a small but powerful and aggressive fish with a hunger to consume whatever is foolish enough to get in its way.
Last week, Brian Anderson, a professional skateboarder known for his powerful and aggressive style, told his 40,000-plus Instagram followers to prepare themselves for a forthcoming video.
Carolyn Luby, a student who organized the complaint, said the university failed to stop harassment she faced for criticizing the school's new "powerful and aggressive" Husky logo in an open letter to UConn president, Susan Herbst.
His opposition to a proposal put forward by the S.E.C. chairwoman, Mary L. Schapiro, which was intended to improve the safety and soundness of a popular investment, money market mutual funds, put Mr. Aguilar in lock step with the powerful and aggressive mutual fund industry in which he worked as a lawyer from 1994 to 2002.
Members of the Sackler family own Purdue Pharma, the manufacturer of OxyContin, a powerful and enormously profitable painkiller whose aggressive marketing in the 1990s is widely seen as a root cause of the opioid crisis.
That didn't stop the CFPB from becoming what Jennifer Lee, a partner in the banking and financial services practice of Dorsey and Whitney (and herself a former CFPB enforcement attorney) describes as "one of the most powerful and aggressive agencies in the country".
