The phrase "aggressive and persistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's behavior or approach, particularly in contexts where determination and assertiveness are emphasized.
Example: "Her aggressive and persistent pursuit of the project goals ultimately led to its success."
Alternatives: "forceful and tenacious" or "assertive and relentless".
"Aggressive" and "persistent" actually may have understated the case.
Women must be aggressive and persistent if their voices are to be heard".
"It's so market-driven now and most of the mega-dealers are men, and some of them can be quite aggressive and persistent when they go after an artist.
Given a Supreme Court that appears increasingly antagonistic to claims of voting discrimination, maintaining rights in practice will require more than just aggressive and persistent lawsuits by the Justice Department or aggrieved voters.
At a time when prominent journalists are writing mea culpas for allowing themselves to be too easily misled in their coverage of the case for war in Iraq, Gelbspan presents a devastating analysis of how the media have been duped and intimidated by an aggressive and persistent campaign organized and financed by coal and oil companies.
So when we're aggressive and persistent and full of ideas and options, it's because we have to be that -- and more.
He is an aggressive, insensitive and persistent journalist with the family connections (Ambassador Wiley) and ability to develop the kinds of contacts appropriate to a successful correspondent for a paper like the NYT".
Michaels, a possibly once good man driven mad by broadcast journalism, tells Ashley, "Journalism, as you know, is a profession that requires its participants to be aggressive, skeptical, and persistent in pursuit of the truth.
Madame Nhu's aggressive stance and persistent calls for Khanh to attack, prompted the general to threaten to leave.
It was the way they were employed that crossed the line: The techniques they used were all authorised, but the manner in which they applied them was overly aggressive and too persistent … You think of torture, you think of some horrendous physical act done to an individual.
This study focuses on disruptive aggressive behavior, that is, non-modulated, intense and persistent aggressive behavior, which poses a risk to one's development and is associated with difficulty interacting with others and rejection of peers, learning difficulties, and dropping out of school, in addition to depression, anxiety and impulsiveness (Tremblay et al. 2008).
