The phrase "aggressive advance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a forceful or assertive progression in various contexts, such as business strategies, military actions, or personal development.
Example: "The company's aggressive advance into new markets has significantly increased its market share."
Alternatives: "forceful push" or "assertive progress".
After 8 Rg1, Nielsen used the defense with 8... f5, so that following 9 h3 Ngf6 10 Rg7, Kasparov got his pawn back, but the Dane stopped an aggressive advance with 10 e4.
Spacey, accused of groping young men and teens, announced he was gay when actor Anthony Rapp accused the "House of Cards" star of making an aggressive advance toward him more than three decades ago, when Rapp was 14. Spacey's tactic seemed a thinly veiled attempt at changing the subject, experts said.
Their aggressive advance toward the north and into global trafficking follows Latin American cartel trends".
Many LGBT Democrats who chivalrously and loyally insist that any aggressive advance of their own equality might jeopardize their president's larger agenda have excused all of the above.
Some Japanese women kept it tucked into their kimonos in case a man made aggressive advances.
Fisher's mother told the Times that her daughter had turned down Pagourtzis's increasingly "aggressive" advances for months, and that Fisher had finally "stood up to him in class last week". But Bland and Rachele remembered Pagourtzis as shy around girls.
There is one sequence in which a woman very strongly rebuffs the aggressive advances of a man.
Meanwhile, Ada moons around writing him lengthy letters, until the rough'n'ready Ruby (Renée Zellweger) arrives to help her run the farm - and fend off the aggressive advances of Ray Winstone's big-bearded villain.
Female topi--a type of African antelope--become so intent on mating repeatedly with the most desirable partner that males sometimes have to fend off their aggressive advances to avoid running out of sperm, a researcher reports.
Part of the problem when it comes to sexual violence is that most women are taught from a very young age to fight fire with sugar, to quietly tolerate any invasive or aggressive advances on our body and space.
It took Jennifer Siebel Newsom, who said she was once left alone with the producer in a hotel room "and didn't know how to deal with his aggressive advances".
