The phrase "aggressive agendas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe plans or strategies that are assertive or forceful in nature, often with a connotation of being confrontational or ambitious.
Example: "The political party's aggressive agendas have sparked intense debates among the electorate."
Alternatives: "assertive plans" or "forceful strategies".
Randol also recommended the Bush administration replace "Clinton/Gore carry-overs" who had "aggressive agendas" with sceptical scientists Richard Lindzen and John Christy.
INTERACTIVE FEATURE Speeches from a coterie of new Republican governors show that they are adopting a decidedly more moderate tone the year after implementing aggressive agendas.
A year after a coterie of new Republican governors swept into the statehouses and put in place aggressive agendas to cut spending and curb union powers, sparking strong backlashes in many places, many of them are adopting decidedly more moderate tones as they begin their sophomore year in office.
There's a lot of phony outrage about Apple and Google soaking Techmeme, as though big companies with aggressive agendas is something new and more fearsome because of the scale at which net giants operate.
While the film addresses some of the aggressive agendas against Black Lives Matter, it also touches on certain challenges within the movement, including how some elder civil rights activists did, and still do, find it difficult to get behind this new movement.
This continues the aggressive agenda Mr Obama set forth last year.
We Democrats can have an aggressive agenda for America.
Conservatives urged Bush to adopt an aggressive agenda and a muscular stance toward Congress.
I realize that I was impatient and had an aggressive agenda".
He said the budget presented an "aggressive agenda" while "remaining fiscally responsible to the American taxpayer".
The Mayor has an aggressive agenda and needs someone to examine a few critical areas in terms of downtown redevelopment.
