The phrase "aggressive activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or behaviors that are forceful, confrontational, or intended to assert dominance in a particular context.
Example: "The team engaged in aggressive activities to secure their position in the market."
Alternatives: "hostile actions" or "assertive behaviors".
On his Facebook page, Mr. Judge promoted his aggressive activities as a pimp, according to the district attorney.
Speaking to a group of reporters recently, Mattis said that he remained critical of the nuclear deal, mainly because it did not constrain Iran's aggressive activities in the region, but that he considered it binding.
"These actions are not the sum total of our response to Russia's aggressive activities.
A satellite captures real-time imagery of Sudan, enabling a team of analysts to monitor troop movements, bombings and other aggressive activities by al-Bashir in the disputed border areas between Sudan and newly formed South Sudan.
Thus, it is possible that people at risk of SMI may be use illicit opiates to relieve short-term mental health symptoms such as interpersonal stress (e.g., feeling depressed, anxious, or guilty) and/or that the sedative effects prevent more aggressive activities (e.g., fighting with family or doing other things they regret).
"I am no longer willing or able to accept the never-ending stream of abuse from animal activists toward myself and my co-workers while seeing them encouraged to increase their aggressive activities by the tolerance and very slow reactions of scientific organizations.
It is not true, therefore, that reading novels of crime and detection leads people to indulge in a life of crime; on the whole, those who read such novels are law-abiding people, and, if anything, the reading of such novels is a substitute for aggressive activity (it is aggression vicariously experienced) rather than an incitement to it.
'Zealous' is a word that lawyers love, because it seems to authorize the most aggressive activity on behalf of a client.
That reality "adds to the anxiety and the aggressive activity and behavior on the part of so many people," he said.
The young elephants went into periods of heightened sexual and aggressive activity called musth -- caused, essentially, by raging testosterone -- earlier and for longer than normal.
The scientists discovered that aggressive activity by young males -- activity that makes what James Dean and company did in the film seem tame by comparison -- ceased once older bull elephants appeared on the scene.
