The phrase "aggressive building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a construction approach that is assertive or forceful, often implying rapid or intense development.
Example: "The city's aggressive building strategy has transformed the skyline in just a few years."
Alternatives: "intensive construction" or "assertive development".
And experts say that comes easier in China, where aggressive building schedules are the norm.
The Astor Estate, worth $80 million in the mid-1870's, began a particularly aggressive building program in 1878, eventually putting up structures like the old Waldorf-Astoria, the St . Regisand other big buildings.
He, in the film, confesses that he does not have an answer for why the board decided to invest funds from their $200m loan into hedge funds and to embark on such an aggressive building campaign to create their new engineering building.
"The aggressive building of new resort courses continued from the mid-1990s inthethe 2000s, contributing to an increasing glut of inventory that finally found no market," said Joe Beditz, chief executive of the National Golf Foundation, a trade group that tracks data on the golf industry.
After the recent expansion of its five-star hotels in Tokyo, Hong Kong and Paris, for example, Hyatt International said this fall that it planned an aggressive building campaign of luxury hotels in mainland China, where it expects to have as many as 24 properties within a decade.
It should not be an aggressive building.
Mr. McDonough must be aggressive in building a tough regulatory body.
They also have been aggressive about building sales channels to new markets while they protect their home turf".
He has also been aggressive in building up his campaign funds, and his approval ratings have been high.
So while the city has "aggressive" green building codes, for instance, these measures only emerged after extensive collaboration with the business community.
Mr. Netanyahu's past dependence on hard-line parties has manifested itself in aggressive settlement building and resistance to serious peace talks with the Palestinians — who themselves have not shown enough commitment to a solution.
