The phrase "aggressive air" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tense or hostile atmosphere or demeanor in a situation or among individuals.
Example: "The meeting had an aggressive air, with team members openly challenging each other's ideas."
Alternatives: "hostile atmosphere" or "tense environment".
It was the latest effort to debilitate Iraq's increasingly aggressive air defense system.
She's Little Orphan Annie with cleavage, a manicure and an aggressive air of neediness.
The aggressive air policy has frightened most local pilots to stop their smuggling activities, American and Peruvian officials say.
To complete the look, she sits ensconced in an enormous white towel, to combat the aggressive air conditioning of the hotel we're in.
Peru's aggressive air patrols had been praised as a major reason for a two-thirds drop in coca cultivation since 1995.
United States and British fighter jets attacked two military command posts in southern Iraq today in the latest attempt to debilitate Iraq's increasingly aggressive air defense system.
Wilson Phillips's Hold On incites aggressive air-punching – and that's just from the women.
But most of all, the boat offers aggressive air-conditioning and spectacular meals, from freshly squeezed, sweet lime juice and just-baked cinnamon muffins while the sun is coming up, to lunches and dinners of regional Indian and continental cuisine.
The structures were exposed to three types of aggressive environments: air environment in a tropical climate (A-series), alternate air and seawater environments in a 14-day cycle (4 days wetting + 10 days drying) (N-series), and continuous immersion in seawater (W-series).
The state has been aggressive in air pollution controls because of the infamous smog problem in Southern California.
Outside, the Up smile is replaced by an aggressive trapezoidal air intake, the rear spoiler is larger and there are two fat tailpipes.
