The phrase "aggressive answer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a response that is confrontational or forceful in nature.
Example: "During the meeting, her aggressive answer caught everyone off guard and escalated the tension in the room."
Alternatives: "hostile response" or "confrontational reply".
Go on the aggressive and answer every question asked.
During the 2008 primary campaigns, there was a constant muted roar telling Barack Obama to become more aggressive, to answer wild allegations against him, to "stand up to" Hillary Clinton or his other rivals.
The phenomenon even inspired one joke told by a former Peace Corps colleague that asked, "What's the difference between a passive Estonian and an aggressive one?" Answer: A passive Estonian looks at his feet, an aggressive Estonian looks at your feet".
The real question is what did the C.P.A. do for an entire year?" Administration officials said that at least some of the regulations criticized by commanders and the Baghdad embassy can be resolved directly by contracting officers in the field, and they are urging those contracting officers to be more aggressive in answering the commanders' complaints.
I can do this too!" It's fun and aggressive, a capable answer to criticism that followed her staid HBO documentary.
The address to the nation was the president's most aggressive attempt to answer the questions mounting from Republican critics, his own party and war-weary Americans - chiefly, why the U.S. was immersed in war in another Muslim nation.
Mr. Butler's inspectors, who were responsible for destroying and monitoring biological, chemical and long-range missile programs, still had a list of questions for the Iraqis about missing arms components and materials for germ warfare, and were aggressive in demanding answers.
Earlier this afternoon, Freedom Partners Executivee Vice President of Communications James Davis approached this reporter in a passive aggressive manner offering answers to questions on their pet issues of criminal justice reform and ending corporate welfare.
Another answer is aggressive monetary policy, which is why the Federal Reserve's refusal to act in the face of high unemployment and below-target inflation is a scandal.
