The phrase "aggressive cabinet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of individuals in a cabinet or government who take a forceful or assertive approach to policy-making or decision-making.
Example: "The new administration has formed an aggressive cabinet that is determined to implement sweeping reforms."
Alternatives: "assertive cabinet" or "forceful cabinet".
In transportation, employment, voting machines and his aggressive cabinet-level department, the Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities, Mr. Daley has been a constant champion for this community, she says.
Sessions must be tickled that Trump is, for now, directing his passive-aggressive cabinet tweet hate at Rex Tillerson, instead of him.
He was nearly ousted from Richard Nixon's cabinet for aggressive pursuit of racial integration in the suburbs.
WASHINGTON — President Trump and two members of his cabinet mounted an aggressive defense on Monday of his policy of separating children from their parents at the border in response to a growing outcry from members of both parties.
This is beyond question the single most aggressive public act by a serving cabinet minister against his leader since Michael Heseltine walked out of the Thatcher cabinet over Westland in 1986.
After the Liberals won the 1938 election, with Playford having transferred to Gumeracha, Butler sought to tame Playford's aggressive oratory approach towards the LCL cabinet by offering him a ministry.
A6 Koizumi Fires Finance Minister Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi fired his chief financial regulator and assigned economic policy making powers to a cabinet member known for advocating aggressive solutions to the banking crisis.
He brought back Dmitry Rogozin, Russia's odiously aggressive nationalist envoy to Nato, to serve in his cabinet in Moscow.
Baird has played an aggressive role in Question Period since his appointment to cabinet, leading MP Garth Turner to describe him as Stephen Harper's "Commons pit bull".
Mr. Arafat and the cabinet agreed that the Palestinian judiciary should be more aggressive in pursuing suspected corruption cases.
By 2006 however, a much broader and more aggressive set of reforms had been implemented, especially after a more free-market oriented cabinet took office in 2004.
