The phrase "aggressive business development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a proactive and assertive approach to expanding a business or acquiring new clients.
Example: "The company adopted an aggressive business development strategy to capture a larger market share and outpace its competitors."
Alternatives: "proactive business growth" or "assertive market expansion".
Neither the multinational nor the distributor invests sufficiently in strategic marketing or in aggressive business development in these less-developed markets.
The mutual finger-pointing overlooks a point that seems obvious as the same themes repeatedly emerge: neither party the multinational nor the distributor invests sufficiently in strategic marketing or in aggressive business development in these less-developed markets.
Officials and private executives gave credit for the upswing to the aggressive business development programs initiated by Mayor Whalen, on top of an improved national economy and the commitment by two of the region's major financial institutions, Norstar Bancorp and Keycorp, to build or expand their headquarters there.
Through aggressive business development efforts in the Valley and a business development office in New York, we've established a number of partnerships with companies like Meebo, IMVU, Weeworld, and Arkadium, among others.
Whalen is credited for an "unparalleled cycle of commercial investment and development" in Albany due to his "aggressive business development programs".
"To go from a working prototype in October 2015 to consumer batteries in early 2017 and EVs in 2018 is an incredibly aggressive timetable," says Jim McDowall, director of business development at battery maker Saft, in an e-mail.
" We'll walk if they get too aggressive," says Michael Levit, BlueLight's director of business development.
In today's highly competitive and fast paced technology industry, organizations need strong aggressive Project Manager leadership to meet ever-changing business development goals.
Sneak into the business development team.
It was not only Cuban's aggressive business style.
He would be bad for business development".
