The phrase "achieve aggressive" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a goal or target that is ambitious or bold, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "To succeed in this competitive market, we need to achieve aggressive growth targets this quarter."
Alternatives: "attain ambitious" or "reach bold".
This case illustrates the potential and necessity of integrative design processes to achieve aggressive performance standards.
They also often result in larger health gains per dollar compared to the multiple medications needed to achieve aggressive A1C goals.
Employees who do not adhere to a shared corporate culture dilute it, detracting from the essence that gives your company its identity and helps it achieve aggressive goals.
Patients with significant subclinical atherosclerosis are at high risk and, like other high-risk individuals, should receive treatment designed to achieve aggressive low-density lipoprotein cholesterol targets.
By establishing clear priorities, ensuring equity in decision-making, and developing policies which provided alignment but also the ability to adapt based on local circumstances the community rallied to achieve aggressive reductions in campus energy use.
However, "do what it takes," management directives to achieve aggressive goals open the possibility of unethical tactics.
The work could have applications in many fields, including the automotive industry where lighter materials hold the key to achieving aggressive government-mandated fuel economy standards.
"We set and achieved aggressive objectives for 2012, and broad-based momentum built into the close of the year and carried into 2013," Randal A. Nardone, Fortress's interim chief executive, said in a statement.
Lower-cost, low-carbon technologies are already available, and cost trends for several others indicate that a combination of efficiency and renewable technologies could meet projected power needs while also achieving aggressive carbon-reduction targets, Mr. Cooper said.
It identifies four key technologies for achieving aggressive emissions reductions goals: nuclear power, energy efficiency, biofuels, and biomass energy with carbon capture and storage, known as BECCS.
The details of the deal lay out that the $100 million will only be payable after three years: Monitise will pay £24 million initially based on Monitise's closing share price of 66.5p on Friday 31 January , 2014 and will then give a three-year earn-out of up to £36 million based on achieving "aggressive" performance targets.
