The phrase "aggressive acidity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to food, beverages, or chemistry, where a strong or intense acidic quality is being described.
Example: "The wine's aggressive acidity made it a perfect pairing for the rich, fatty dish."
Alternatives: "sharp acidity" or "intense acidity".
The 2009 whites from Domaine Roulot are notably fresh and precise, while the 2008s are razor-sharp, with a far more aggressive acidity.
While many of these wines can be enjoyed young, our No. 1 wine, the 2002 from Calabretta, demonstrated how well they can age, and how time in the bottle can soften tannins and mellow the sometimes aggressive acidity.
Sometimes the acidity is too aggressive, yielding wines that are harsh and vinegary.
And the dressing is just fruity olive oil, not one of those aggressive Tuscan oils, and lemon, which has acidity to cut the fat.
These data indicate that neutralizing a stressful physiological condition such as acidity mitigates phenotypes associated with aggressive cancer.
Loss of Beclin 1 expression (allelic loss or microRNA regulatory activity, as suggested in the literature) defines poor prognosis presumably by promoting anti-apoptotic pathways, while overexpression of the protein, being linked with tumour hypoxia and acidity, also defines subgroups of tumours with aggressive clinical behaviour.
Loss of Beclin 1 expression, presumably related to allelic loss of the gene or microRNA regulatory activity as suggested in the literature, defines poor prognosis by promoting anti-apoptotic pathways, whereas overexpression of the protein, being linked with tumour hypoxia and acidity, also defines subgroups of tumours with an aggressive clinical behaviour.
Too much acidity, though, can make a wine harsh and unpleasantly aggressive.
If the acidity is out of whack, barbera can be unpleasantly aggressive, like heartburn in a glass.
It can tolerate everything: poor soil, drought, high or low acidity or alkalinity, fungus, and the advances of more aggressive weeds.
Increased activity of LDH, being linked with intratumoral hypoxia and acidity (Yamagata et al, 1998), should be related with aggressive tumour features as shown in a previous study on CA9 in NSCLC (Giatromanolaki et al, 2001a).
