The phrase "aggressive cultivation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to farming, gardening, or even metaphorically in business or personal development to describe a proactive and intense approach to growth or improvement.
Example: "The company's aggressive cultivation of new markets has led to significant growth in revenue over the past year."
Alternatives: "intensive cultivation" or "proactive development".
Republicans and Democrats say that Mr. Schumer's fund-raising success reflects his aggressive cultivation of donors since arriving in the Senate, where he sits on a powerful committee that shapes legislation affecting New York's financial industry.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, who is known for his careful, if aggressive, cultivation of the news media, is promoting his press spokesman to serve as his chief of staff.
They will continue their constant, aggressive cultivation of publicity, which they now accomplish more effectively than ever via the Internet.
"In spite of aggressive counter-drug efforts, coca cultivation in Colombia has increased 140percentt over the last five years.
The government of Colombia said today that it had significantly reduced the amount of coca under cultivation through an aggressive, American-backed eradication campaign.
Now, apart from introducing the specific hazards associated with genetic modifications, GM commercial crops perpetuate the very economic and social model of aggressive exploitation, intensive large-scale cultivations and biodiversity reduction associated with conventional crops cultivated under modern agriculture principles.
Or, in an even more aggressive metaphor, "Kierkegaard's critique of cultivation... has here been transformed into a theological torpedo that was guaranteed to collide with the monuments and shrines of cultural Protestantism".
Concrete samples were exposed to different aggressive media under laboratory conditions (acid mine drainage, cultivation media for different bacteria species, sulphuric acid, aluminium sulphate) as well as in situ (waste water of sewage system in Kosice city) for 3 months.
Nevertheless, of the 78,400 acres in the region under coca cultivation at the beginning of 1998, the aggressive eradication campaign has left only about 4,000 today, according to the American Embassy.
While Japanese diplomats privately lament his aggressive approach, Mr. Komatsu's apparent untouchability comes from careful cultivation of his political base -- fishing companies, fishing towns and fishing unions -- each a pillar of support for Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party.
As a result, he decided that our whole civilization is sick and that the root cause of this sickness is the cultivation by our society of the patriarchal (technological, aggressive and warrior) brain at the expense of the feminine brain (nurturance) and the childhood brain (spontaneity).
