The phrase "aggressive agents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing entities or individuals that exhibit assertive or forceful behavior, often in a competitive or confrontational manner.
Example: "The market is filled with aggressive agents who are willing to take risks to outperform their competitors."
Alternatives: "assertive agents" or "forceful agents".
This paper also deals with the resistance of these materials to long term groundwater aggression using two types of aggressive agents: deionised water and groundwater from the real site of Äspö.
We find that agents tend to cluster: aggressive agents become more conservative and vice versa.
Their microstructure, mechanical properties and resistance to penetration of aggressive agents were studied.
As for the I.R.S., there are abuses; there are aggressive agents; there are aggressive managers.
In high-performance concrete (HPC), the penetration of aggressive agents is quite difficult and only superficial.
These fluids can contain aggressive agents which causes degradation of the concrete matrix and corrosion of the steel reinforcement.
A more aggressive agent might have immediately demanded a trade or a buyout.
But his ties to Ms. Roth and tolerance for the old-style, back-scratching culture make us doubt he would be an aggressive agent of change.
Correa has shown himself to be an aggressive agent for change, including being willing to challenge the established power structures in the country; yet, his ability to be a unifier and stabiliser is still unproven.
A buccaneer of his own stamp, the notably aggressive agent Andrew Wylie, with whom Roger had an ambivalent (mostly antagonistic) relationship, spoke at Roger's memorial service, summing him up as "a magnificent character: vindictive, raucous, willful.
Mr. DiNapoli, after all, was viewed as an aggressive agent of change just a year and a half ago, when he took over as chairman of the divided Nassau County Democratic Party with a vow to breathe life into a moribund organization.
