The phrase "aggressive commitment to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong and determined dedication to a particular goal, cause, or principle.
Example: "The organization has an aggressive commitment to reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "strong dedication to" or "intense focus on".
Guiding Toyota's decision was its aggressive commitment to environmentally sound business.
SAN FRANCISCO — A Chinese supercomputer has been ranked as the world's second-fastest machine, surpassing European and Japanese systems and underscoring China's aggressive commitment to science and technology.
She and other advocates are calling on the C.F.P.B. to close the loopholes they have identified, and to make a more aggressive commitment to backing up states with strong consumer-protection laws, before the final regulations go into effect.
All the world needs is a more aggressive commitment to end the disease.
Jonathan Lash: Hampshire College has made an aggressive commitment to reducing our GHG emissions to zero.
Kehoe, the county's chief information officer, said it has an "aggressive commitment" to protecting personal information, whether maintained by the county or an outside vendor.
Far too many executives fall into the trap of filling their plate with overly aggressive commitments to direct reports while not planning for the other inevitabilities of the job.
Many of our largest corporations are making aggressive commitments to renewable energy and to leveraging similar commitments from their supply chains.
My second association is with the frustration I have felt in my own research when I have examined workplace forms of middlebrow normalcy, looked for something anything expansive, unruly, or self-transcending, and I found lots and lots of disgruntled, passive-aggressive commitment to existing structures.
The new plan, dubbed "Agenda 2020," details an aggressive new commitment to curtailing carbon emissions, and lays out the guidelines for a new climate adaptation fund for developing nations.
He both restated and amplified the "Bush doctrine," the aggressive commitment his administration has made to confront major threats before they reach American shores.
