The phrase "aggressive at the end" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, behavior, or tone that becomes forceful or confrontational towards the conclusion of an interaction or event.
Example: "The negotiation started off calmly, but it turned aggressive at the end when both parties refused to compromise."
Alternatives: "hostile at the conclusion" or "confrontational in the finale".
It's just taking care of business and being aggressive at the end of the game".
They even get fairly aggressive at the end with a suggestion that the AOL creature is going extinct.
"We went super aggressive at the end, five laps too early to defend from Jenson [Button, who finished ninth], but I think we go away from here with our heads held high.
He treated people with pneumonia either with early, aggressive bloodletting or less aggressive measures; at the end of the experiment, Dr. Louis counted the bodies.
They used mostly the same system that was used by Therrien, but they were much more aggressive, particularly at the end of regulation and in overtime.
A top Justice Department official offered a spirited defense of the Bush administration's antiterrorism measures yesterday, saying they were "aggressive but, at the end of the day, fair and balanced".
One symptom of Lucent's decline in recent years was its offering of ever more aggressive discounts at the end of quarters to help it meet its financial targets.
The lack of change in physicians' attitudes toward advance directives mirrors what the study describes as the medical system's continued focus on aggressive treatment at the end of life, despite the fact that most Americans now say they would prefer to die at home without life-prolonging interventions.
At 120 for four the innings looked to be in danger of petering out but some clean, aggressive hitting at the end from Kieron Pollard and Ambati Rayudu lifted them to what proved to be a winning score of 187 for five with a partnership of 61 from 29 balls.
Newspoll reported this week that the No campaign's aggressive approach at the end of the campaign has shown results.
The aggressive man at the end of the demo, presumably Mr. Baker, growls "Welcome to the family, son," before knocking the player out.
