The phrase "advocate aggressively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of strongly supporting or promoting a cause, idea, or policy.
Example: "In order to bring about change, we must advocate aggressively for environmental protection policies."
Alternatives: "promote fervently" or "support passionately".
We are often cautioned that we do not advocate aggressively enough for ourselves in our career negotiations.
"Through our voluntary initiative and independent institutions, ever more Americans worship freely, study quietly, are cared for compassionately, experiment creatively, serve effectively, advocate aggressively and contribute generously," Mr. O'Connell wrote in a 1984 essay.
When they are not enough, however, many leading doctors advocate aggressively using drugs to treat high blood pressure and to lower cholesterol.
NRDC fully supports updates in these areas and we intend to advocate aggressively for them.
Under the leadership of its new president, Abigail Ross Hopper, SEIA will advocate aggressively for its members.
We then need to band together and advocate aggressively for complete bipartisan campaign finance reform ala McCain Feingold.
Both have also advocated aggressively for stricter regulation of illegal guns.
For seven months the stakeholder community has been advocating aggressively on behalf of school libraries and librarians in the face of cuts made by the chancellor.
Mattis represented one of the rare figures in the Trump White House who intuitively understood the intrinsic value of the U.S.-India bilateral relationship and actively worked to expand it, advocating aggressively on its behalf particularly in the defense and strategic realms.
Transgender inmates, in particular, face unique danger, and advocates aggressively caution against declaring "mission accomplished".
Transgender inmates, in particular, face unique danger, and advocates aggressively caution against declaring "mission accomplished".
