The phrase "aggression in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific type or instance of aggression in a more detailed context.
Example: "The study focused on aggression in which individuals displayed hostile behavior towards their peers."
Alternatives: "aggression that involves" or "aggression characterized by".
An example would be the channeling of aggression, in which the impulse might take the form of team sports, dance or warfare.
Although Professor Geisst called it a "new sort of aggression" in which the terrorists could have financed their plan by selling the market short, he said war tended to be a favorable climate for business and for stocks.
Such disinhibition often fits the definition of bullying, as defined by Sherrow, in a Scientific American article in which bullying is described as: "a type of aggression in which (1) the behavior is intended to harm or disturb, (2) the behavior occurs repeatedly over time, and (3) there is an imbalance of power, with a more powerful person or group attacking a less powerful one".
Thankfully, experts say cyberbullying or electronic aggression, in which kids and even adults use electronic means to hurt someone, is still not that common, and many targets are able to shrug off the odd nasty text message.
As predicted, matrilines with a lower average coefficient of relatedness participated in a higher proportion of fighting-events involving intense aggression in which both combatants were members of that matriline and directed intense aggression at one another (β = −0.48, P<0.0001; Figure 5).
An HED pattern is associated with increased victimisation as well as perpetration of partner aggression in which alcohol is involved.
Aggression tests in which the focal ant did not contact the target ant during the three minute trial were excluded from the analysis (n = 62 tests).
The other was a non-aggression pact in which both countries agreed to peaceful settlement of disputes, including that over territory; the agreement however still regarded the two countries as not having settled their borders.
The seventh issue of Fajar which appeared in May 1954 contained an editorial entitled "Aggression in Asia" which advocated independence from the United Kingdom.
"The aggression in Ukraine, which is close to us, has certainly helped recruitment," he said.
"It is the United States, initiator of the war of aggression in Vietnam, which has committed horrendous crimes against the Vietnamese people," she said.
