The phrase "aggressive cycle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing patterns or behaviors that are forceful or intense, often in relation to processes or systems.
Example: "The aggressive cycle of competition in the tech industry often leads to rapid innovation but can also result in burnout among employees."
Alternatives: "intense cycle" or "forceful cycle".
It is shown that composite tensile strength is favoured by gentle pyrolysis cycles generating little fibre damage, while compressive strength is fully retained after more aggressive cycles which completely remove the matrix.
Only patients showing the actively cycling, aggressive cell cycle phenotype are likely to benefit from conventional chemotherapeutic S-phase-directed or M-phase-directed agents or from the new generation of targeted cell cycle inhibitors that are now entering clinical trials.
Moreover, it is only patients showing the actively cycling, aggressive cell-cycle phenotype, and that are transiting S G2 M phase, those are likely to benefit from conventional S- or M-phase-directed agents or from the new generation of Aurora and Plk1 mitotic kinase inhibitors that are now entering clinical trials (Keen and Taylor, 2004; Plyte and Musacchio, 2007).
"Over the past five years, Amazon has gone through an aggressive investment cycle," Mr. Mahaney said.
"The message seems to be that an early start does not necessarily imply a more aggressive tightening cycle".
"For markets, it's going to be a much more aggressive campaign cycle into next year," he said.
"Signaling a more aggressive tightening cycle at this stage is not warranted and would have been a policy mistake".
Developing and integrating such advanced technology so quickly will put even more pressure on Rivian's aggressive development cycle.
In the case of Kixeye, Harbin says that the company plans to use some of its new funding to begin a new, aggressive release cycle that will include some new approaches to social games.
