The phrase "aggressive communications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a style of communication that is forceful, confrontational, or assertive, often in a negative context.
Example: "The team's aggressive communications during the meeting led to misunderstandings and heightened tensions among members."
Alternatives: "hostile communication" or "confrontational messaging".
The news stunned many in the world of cable news, where Mr. Lewis, an executive vice president who ran the aggressive communications and public relations arm of Fox News, was long thought to be an indispensable adviser to Mr. Ailes.
The firm said it spends "tens of millions of dollars," on compliance, "deploys some of the most aggressive communications and trading surveillance in the hedge fund industry," has hired big-name lawyers like Peter Nussbaum and Steven Kessler to oversee compliance, and has a staff of "no fewer than 38 full-time compliance personnel".
Pelosi has said she and her colleagues plan an aggressive communications strategy to elevate the issues until Republicans are pressured into taking them seriously.
They had the opportunity to lead a desperately important conversation but immediately painted themselves into a corner and completely shut down, ceding the public discourse to the RNC's aggressive communications machine and a city mayor goofy enough to suggest that the Battle of Beaumont-Hamel was fought so that cops could march in the Pride Parade.
This is the opposite of what happens with anger, where aggressive, passive, or passive-aggressive communications puts others at odds with you.
C1 Global Crossing Inquiry A Congressional inquiry of Global Crossing has shifted its focus to Gary Winnick, the company's chairman, who might have helped oversee the company's aggressive swapping of communications capacity with other companies.
Set in a fictional government department, The Thick of It follows an inept minister and his advisers, tyrannised by No 10's profanely aggressive director of communications, Malcom Tucker, played by Capaldi and unmistakably inspired by Alastair Campbell.
Activists will continue their activity until Chevron gets more aggressive with their communications.
Overly aggressive, ego-driven communications are simply a style of negotiation and candidly, become the "tell" as to an underlying, weaker position that is trying to be covered.
Continuing his aggressive coordination of communications strategy for the growing Democratic anti-corruption effort, the subject quickly became one of two centerpiece issues in the historic 2006 elections which retuned control of both houses of Congress to Democrats for the first time in a dozen years.
Here's the good news: thanks to a combination of community organizing, strategic communications, and aggressive litigation, we stopped those 150 plants and more.
