The phrase "aggressive conflict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of conflict characterized by hostility or confrontational behavior.
Example: "The negotiations broke down due to the aggressive conflict between the two parties, making it impossible to reach an agreement."
Alternatives: "hostile confrontation" or "intense dispute".
This year, the Conflict Management Club and the Russia-Eurasia Club will co-host a conference about the aggressive conflict brewing over the Arctic region.
Some of their hallmark traits include being more patient, collaborative, creative and they tend to be averse to aggressive conflict or stressful behavior.
Their corporate culture is conservative and people-centric, with emphasis on preserving their brand identity as their chengnuo (承诺, "commitment" or "promise") to their customers, sustainable growth over actively pursuing new opportunities, nurturing family-like relationships among staff (they do not fire or retrench workers) and avoiding aggressive conflict with competitors.
Aggressive conflict damages the opponents' relationship, leading to a loss of benefits afforded by the relationship, and results in post-conflict distress [19].
Furthermore, at least under certain conditions, ravens have relationships with partners of sufficient value to merit reconciliation and engage in aggressive conflict with such partners.
Each PC was a 10 minute focal sample on the conflict victim recording all affiliative (defined as contact sitting, preening or beak-to-beak or beak-to-body touching) and aggressive interactions, taken immediately after aggressive conflict ceased.
In fact, these were the chimpanzees' typical responses to aggressive conflicts.
More than two decades ago, primatologist Frans de Waal and a colleague published results showing that friendly behaviors such as kissing, submissive vocal sounds, touching, and embracing were actually quite common after chimpanzees' aggressive conflicts.
Owing to the sometimes lurid nature of the thoughts, the treatment mainstay had for years been psychoanalytically oriented therapy to unlock the sexual and aggressive conflicts presumed to underlie the symptoms.
Mateen, who killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla., on Sunday in the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history, had a troubling record of behavioral issues throughout his elementary and middle school years, ranging from simply disrupting class to outright aggressive conflicts with classmates.
Agonistic support occurred during 23% of aggressive conflicts.
