The phrase "aggression in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or motivation behind aggressive behavior or actions.
Example: "The team displayed aggression in order to assert their dominance in the competition."
Alternatives: "hostility to achieve" or "assertiveness for the purpose of".
Findings emphasize the need to differentiate proactive and reactive aggression in order to accurately predict, prevent and treat aggressive behaviors in childhood.
These results highlight the importance of studying contextualized aggression in order to understand the conditions under which aggression is most, and least, likely to be associated with social power and dominance.
At 12 weeks, COMP remained elevated, suggesting an increase in cellular activity after aggression in order to protect the tissue.
As such, situational prevention strategies should be tailored for each of the targets of aggression in order to address their differing routines and vulnerabilities.
During World War II and the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, in order to preserve thousands of precious specimens and literatures, Prof. Chen risked his life to ship them from Guangzhou to Hong Kong.
The truth is that we do not need aggression in order to survive.
"Now predatory aggression is different, it's someone who's on the lookout for an opportunity to be aggressive in order to further their own ends".
We have been trained to believe that aggression is necessary in order to survive.
His position on the field requires an extreme amount of strength, aggression and toughness in order to be successful.
The department, the statement, added, remains committed "to the ongoing analysis of aggression-related issues in order to identify high risk situations and make modifications to policies and processes system-wide as needed".
It takes a tremendous amount of aggression and single-mindedness in order to get to the top of a company.
