The phrase "aggressive control of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one entity is exerting strong or forceful management or influence over another entity or situation.
Example: "The company's aggressive control of its supply chain has led to increased efficiency and reduced costs."
Alternatives: "strong management of" or "firm oversight of".
Several large controlled trials showed marked improvements in morbidity and mortality with aggressive control of blood glucose in intensive care unit patients (11, 12), but subsequent studies did not confirm the benefit in broader inpatient populations (13).
And while there are many critics of the Kremlin's aggressive control of big business, Putin has created a measure of economic stability.
Researchers have discovered overly aggressive control of blood sugar and blood pressure with more medicines in type II diabetes did not prevent heart attacks and, in fact, led to higher rates of complications.
The American Heart Association has revised its prevention guidelines for heart attack survivors to recommend wider use of beta blockers and ACE inhibitors, along with more aggressive control of risk factors.
The Turkish government's lifting of the ban on head scarves in government offices, including teaching positions (news article, Oct. 9), is a welcome and long-awaited change for millions of Islamic women in this Muslim country and an important remedy for Turkey's overly aggressive control of religion in the name of secularism.
This single and systematic design methodology is shown to achieve the semi-global ultimate boundedness of the closed-loop helicopter dynamics and accommodate the aggressive control of flight maneuvers from hovering to trajectory tracking.
Unfortunately, many patients cannot achieve the degree of blood glucose control that is reported in the setting of a clinical trial, or suffer untoward effects of hypoglycemia with aggressive control that can threaten quality of life and be life-threatening.
Pieces of the huge dock walls, originally tools of aggressive control, are preserved as forlorn remnants.
The truth is, Amazon's heavy control and aggressive dominance of the publishing world is a much larger issue than the Hachette dispute," said the novelist.
Notably, his symptoms did not resolve after aggressive medical control of BP, surgical closure of the fistula and digitalis/diuretic therapy.
Since the definition of an oligometastatic state of cancer, a paradigm shift toward more aggressive local control of primary tumor and/or small number of metastatic lesions and/or clinical LN relapse is gaining interest in many oncologic centres.
