The phrase "aggressive condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or state that is forceful, intense, or hostile in nature.
Example: "The aggressive condition of the market has led to increased competition among companies."
Alternatives: "hostile environment" or "intense situation".
The results indicated that coating on the pyrite had good protective effect to resist the oxidation of pyrite in the aggressive condition of pH 2.
Straining of the Zn coating immersed in the solution was comparatively a much more aggressive condition than straining the sample in air before the corrosion tests.
THURSDAY, Jan . 18(HealthDay News) -- A toxin that's present in the bacteria responsible for the current outbreak of staph infections across the United States can cause necrotizing pneumonia, an aggressive condition that often kills patients within 72 hours, researchers say.
In the "aggressive" condition, the driver was verbally hostile, agitated, and overtly upset.
For example, the difference in the actor's reactions might have not have been dramatic enough (although most of the officers noted that he was agitated and upset in the "aggressive" condition).
A slightly larger proportion of both trainees and experienced officers noticed the gun in the compliant condition than in the aggressive condition, but the difference between conditions was small, not statistically significant, and roughly comparable for trainees and officers.
However, it is important that they present a good behavior when subjected to aggressive conditions.
Concrete specimens were exposed to chloride containing solutions simulating the aggressive conditions found in sweater environments.
The interface of the glass fiber polymeric composite (GFRP -to-concrete was characterized after the systems underwent such aGFRP -to-concreteons.
The durability of recycled aggregate concretes exposed to aggressive conditions decreases in terms of permeability, as the results show.
Plasticization is another concern when the separation involves a highly condensable gas such as CO2 or operates in aggressive conditions.
