The phrase "aggressive declaration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a statement or announcement that is forceful or assertive in nature, often conveying strong emotions or intentions.
Example: "The CEO's aggressive declaration about the company's future plans left the employees both excited and anxious."
Alternatives: "forceful statement" or "assertive announcement".
Whether that impression is correct or not, it is only heightened by Mr. Sharpton's aggressive declaration of the conditions that must be met to secure his endorsement.
It was among other things an aggressive declaration of New York gutter realism in a time of rising California pie-eyed bliss.
There was also coverage of the aggressive declaration of intent to withdraw some funding to hundreds of sanctuary cities – those jurisdictions which offer protection to undocumented migrants – which will probably meet with vigorous legal opposition.
After a slow start to his innings, Matthew Wade hit three fours to reach 19 before Clarke's aggressive declaration.
Roach's two strikes after lunch came as the Australians look to attack and, after Nathan Lyon top-edged Shane Shillingford to Sammy, Clarke made his aggressive declaration.
The solid swing, the aggressive declaration of Bergonzi's saxophone with his rapid fire lines and Chicco's unusual B3 musings that seem to directly descend from Larry Young, make this one special.
His aggressive declarations and grandiose pronouncements were once restricted to his chosen playing field.
Here he aims it at painting as a bravura activity; New York debuts as aggressive declarations; and oil paint as female flesh.
(Martha Schwendener) EDGAR BRYAN In this almost ostentatiously low-key solo show, this Los Angeles artist takes aim at painting as bravura; New York debuts as aggressive declarations; and oil paint as female flesh.
"It has cost him dearly, because nobody in the opposition attacks or insults the president more than A.C.M. "My impression is that the president is afraid of him, or else he would have reacted with more firmness in some instances to A.C.M.'s aggressive declarations".
Sounds are synthesized that have no natural counterparts; and popular musical styles, ranging from punk to rap, make aggressive, unsettling declarations of sonic cultural independence.
