The phrase "aggressive contrast" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or striking difference between two elements, often in a way that emphasizes the disparity.
Example: "The artist's use of aggressive contrast in the painting highlights the tension between light and dark."
Alternatives: "striking difference" or "sharp contrast".
Jarringly aggressive, by contrast, is Xavier Veilhan's "Naked Men," a big ovenlike grid of hot light bulbs programmed to produce almost indecipherably blurry shadows of advancing men.
United Nations officials have said that Mai-Mai fighters are getting increasingly aggressive, in contrast to Congolese troops who seem to have calmed down.
The mayor's aggressive tactics contrast with his defense of the authority's decision to raise transit fares last year, a move that infuriated many New Yorkers, who said he failed to fight for city transit riders.
While both sides claimed victory after each, Gore was critiqued as either too stiff, too reticent, or too aggressive in contrast to Bush.
His aggressive stance contrasts with that of Mr. Bloomberg, who has been criticized for not clearly stating his personal beliefs on the issue.
The aggressive approach contrasts with the tone so far from Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill, who are greeting the incoming administration with what has ranged from wait-and-see politeness to an almost warm embrace.
The aggressive approach contrasts with the typical arm's-length relationship between the commission and the governor's office and reinforces Mr. Cuomo's pattern of extending his power into many areas of government.
Loss of syndecan-4 overexpression on the surface of tumour cells in NSGCTs is correlated with aggressiveness in contrast to less aggressive seminomas where syndecan-4 is highly expressed constantly.
HNO3 is a very aggressive acid in contrast with HONO.
By contrast, aggressive adolescents who are members of groups with a higher value associated with aggression become more disliked.
