The phrase "aggressive concepts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas or theories that are assertive, forceful, or confrontational in nature.
Example: "The marketing team proposed several aggressive concepts to capture the attention of our target audience."
Alternatives: "assertive ideas" or "forceful notions".
He promised a "humble" foreign policy, but behind the bland surface lurked "a well-thought-out and aggressive concept of America's role in the world".
This arrogant and aggressive concept explains to us why the Muslim Brotherhood has always broken with the national consensus and allied itself with despotic authority against the will of the people.
The very rapid rate at which mutations accumulate in this setting provides a molecular mechanism for the "aggressive adenoma" concept proposed many years ago [ 22- 24].
She allows that Pontiac could use an SUV and says that she is directly involved with green-lighting aggressive-looking concept cars.
The aggressive interdisciplinary treatment concepts are performed in close collaboration between the radiation oncologist and the pediatric oncologist.
In a comprehensive study by Lawson, various aspects of IP management, such as treatment concepts (aggressive versus conservative) and surgical approaches (traditional versus endoscopic), were compared in 160 patients, with average follow-up of 5.2 years.
The Pearl Oyster Bar suit may be the most aggressive use of those concepts by the owner of a small restaurant.
Outstanding Confucian scholars of conservative bent argued vigorously with aggressive proponents of new concepts of man, of knowledge, and of the universe.
The architecture concepts and aggressive science objectives for the next phases of Mars exploration will require landed masses an order of magnitude or greater than any Mars mission previously planned or flown.
