The phrase "aggravation in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or context where annoyance or irritation is present.
Example: "There was significant aggravation in the office due to the ongoing technical issues."
Alternatives: "frustration in" or "irritation in".
Yet the Portuguese international also fuelled the aggravation in Bruce's men.
I think there will probably be less aggravation in a rematch.
Ben Stokes has called on-field aggravation in cricket "theatre" for spectators that should not be policed too zealously.
I know of firms including big life companies would rather pay up £1,000 to £3,000 just to get rid of the aggravation; in some cases their professional liability insurers tell them to do this as it's cheaper.
And there was a TV monitor behind where I was playing reminding everyone that they had to go downstairs at 11.30pm and vote on the bill about, um, sexual aggravation in conflict, I think it was.
page C1 Finding the 5th Gospel C1 Abroad Berlin Honors One of Its Own The photographer Gis? Freund caused a fair bit of puzzlement and a particular aggravation in the United States when she published an unflattering photo of a foreign dignitary.
Side effects or aggravations were rarely reported, these were interpreted as "temporary aggravations" in the initial process of healing.
Sabotaging people will use it as an excuse to pick on you about your weight and treat the knowledge that you're on a diet as an excuse for what they really want - to be able to continue to take out their aggravations in general by criticizing you.
Adams and Goode are convincing in their moments of aggravation and in their moments of love.
That aggravation intensified in early 1948.
A new flight-search site, Fareness.com, launched this week with an ambitious aim: to slash the amount of time and aggravation involved in booking vacations.
