The phrase "aggression between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe hostile or violent interactions occurring between two or more parties.
Example: "The report highlighted the aggression between the rival factions, which has escalated over the past few months."
Alternatives: "hostility between" or "conflict between".
Just as slow service at the bar was related to aggression between patrons, it may also contribute to aggressive incidents towards barmaids.
Nationalisation thus aroused a habit of mutual aggression between passengers and railwaymen.
Years of conflict and aggression between the sexes once sorted itself out on the runways.
But the chilling aggression between the two drivers is very good too – like a sequel to Spielberg's Duel.
"I'm pretty sure you will see more aggression between Europe and the United States in the coming years as they compete over a shrinking pie," Mr. McVitie said.
In particular, they remember Japan's aggression between 1894, when it first went to war with China, and 1945, its total defeat after the second world war.
It is a pantomime of aggression between two historic antagonists -- so practiced that the Indian and Pakistani guards signal each other to make sure they strut and scowl in unison.
It's been at least as influential as films such as Pretty in Pink, and I think this is because it explores teen-girl aggression between women, and not just sexuality".
But the overstocked fish tank that dominates the bright wooden sushi station at Ota-Ya is more of a distraction, especially with the flashes of aggression between the fishes.
Despite a history of assimilation dating to the early 19th century, Asian-Americans contend with stubborn prejudices that stem from both cultural stereotyping and the record of armed aggression between the United States and Asian nations.
It is not clear what sparked the fighting today, but it followed a firefight in the city on Sunday which revealed the level of aggression between the two sides.
