The phrase "aggressive consumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a behavior or trend where individuals or groups consume resources, goods, or services in a forceful or excessive manner.
Example: "The rise of aggressive consumption among millennials has led to increased demand for fast fashion and disposable products."
Alternatives: "intense consumption" or "excessive consumption".
Betterness happens not through naked, aggressive consumption of disposable, mass-produced stuff, but by learning to spend your hard-earned cash on smaller amounts of awesome stuff that's made with love, ethics, and passion.
Generally these tended to be rather drunken and violent affairs, closer to an inter-village free-for-all with the ball an incidental curiosity among the aggressive consumption of mead and attempts to bludgeon, gouge and generally sort out one's near neighbours.
Critics say that, although the administration is protecting and encouraging aggressive consumption of public land during the shutdown, there is little to nothing being done to protect wildlife and habitat.
With aggressive improvements, consumption in 2011 could fall back to the levels of 2001, the study said.
Power management techniques must balance between the demanding needs for higher performance/throughput and the impact of aggressive power consumption and negative thermal effects.
In the body of research on the relationship between alcohol consumption and aggression, aggressive behaviours have been investigated in many respects.
Even experimental studies support a strong relationship between acute alcohol consumption and aggressive behaviour, confirming the idea that acute alcohol consumption facilitates or increases the expression of aggressive behaviour (for a review see Giancola [ 13]).
The association between aggressive behavior and sugar consumption remains controversial and inconsistent.
In conclusion, the present studies showed the promoting effects of long-term sucrose solution consumption on aggressive behaviors.
To examine soda consumption and aggressive behaviors, attention problems, and withdrawal behavior among 5-year-old children.
To our knowledge, this is the first study investigating the effects of sucrose consumption on aggressive behavior in a controlled setting using animal models.
