The phrase "aggressive achievement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of success or accomplishment that is pursued with intensity or forcefulness.
Example: "Her aggressive achievement in the sales department led to record-breaking numbers for the company this quarter."
Alternatives: "assertive success" or "forceful accomplishment".
Information of teachers, parents and, from a certain age on, self-report data reveal problems with peers, aggressive behavior and diminished achievement motivation.
"Achievement-oriented, aggressive, dominant, success-driven males have a very low tolerance for boredom and passivity," Dr. Goldberg said.
Kraft said that instead of executing its rights to buy back the business, Starbucks has chosen an aggressive strategy that disparages the achievement of the partnership, interferes with customer relationships and threatens to harm Kraft.
USAID is a major partner to the global movement to meet the MDGs, and is committed to aggressive efforts to accelerate their achievement wherever possible by 2015.
The charter expansion effort has polarized the district, pitting the teachers union and its allies, who have criticized it, against Broad and like-minded advocates who favor aggressive action to improve student achievement — including scaling back some teacher job protections and revamping performance reviews.
The charter expansion proposal has polarized the district, pitting the teachers union and its allies against Broad and like-minded advocates who favor aggressive action to improve student achievement — including scaling back some teacher job protections and revamping performance review systems.
Furthermore, a recent consensus review recommended more aggressive vancomycin dosing to ensure achievement of the pharmacodynamic index associated with efficacy [ 16].
Mr. Kerry's lack of fight disappoints a whole new generation of voters who yearn for an aggressive, candid account of liberal achievements and a restatement of its philosophy.
His was a singular achievement: building a free, aggressive and strongly democratic press in a land that had never seen such a thing.
"You can't fix what you can't face," said Dr. Jeanne Pryor, assistant superintendent of schools in nearby Montclair, which places students in "Prep for Prep" and has its own aggressive program for dealing with the achievement gap.
