The phrase "aggressive agitation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of heightened emotional disturbance or unrest, often in a context related to conflict or protest.
Example: "The aggressive agitation among the crowd was palpable as they voiced their demands for change."
Alternatives: "intense unrest" or "fierce disturbance".
Delirium can wax and wane, not always causing aggressive agitation.
However, breaking of larger particles to generate smaller particles by the more aggressive agitation in Method 2 can apparently be ruled out on the basis of the absence of change in the size distribution of the large particles (200-1000 μm), and by the shape of the secondary peak in the size distribution (10-100 μm; Figure 2).
Direct, aggressive agitation against arguably the strongest political force in the state might not be the approach a campaign strategist would advise.
Neuroleptic butryphenones such as haloperidol seem to be beneficial in the treatment of restlessness and aggressive agitation by reordering dopamine neurotransmission, especially in combination with benzodiazepines [ 43].
After day 33, chlorpromazine, 25-50 mg, was injected intramuscularly three times for aggressive agitation because lorazepam had produced only a limited effect.
Early attempts at bypassing the H20 step altogether required aggressive agitation of the slide in the reagent and resulted in only partial removal.
Postmarketing data has shown aggressive reactions, agitation, delusions, paranoia, and psychosis associated with efavirenz use.
Up to 90% of patients with Alzheimer's disease (AD) and other dementias will experience neuropsychiatric symptoms (NPS) such as, aggressive behaviour, agitation, repetitive vocalisations, wandering, depression, sleep problems and psychosis (delusions, paranoia and hallucinations) during the course of their disease.
Participants' aggressive/non aggressive and agitated behaviours were measured using the Cohen-Mansfield Agitation Inventory-Short Form [ 8].
The Central Council of Jews in Germany called it an "aggressive pamphlet of agitation".
The Central Council of Jews in Germany has called the poem an "aggressive pamphlet of agitation".
