The phrase "aggressive defence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sports, legal matters, or strategic discussions where a strong and proactive approach to defending is emphasized.
Example: "The team's aggressive defence was key to their victory, as they consistently pressured the opposing players."
Alternatives: "assertive defense" or "strong defense."
We stopped going up on them in aggressive defence.
Leveson says in his report this is "a good example of the phenomenon of aggressive defence".
He also expressed regret that the company had moved to an "aggressive defence" so quickly.
"That has always been a strong set piece, then have a very aggressive defence with Paul Gustard.
As James Murdoch himself told parliament in November 2011, News Corp movedd into an aggressive defence too quickly".
In their last two meetings, Ireland have led a very aggressive defence of their own and frustrated Wales.
But remember the interceptions during the autumn internationals when England tried to force their way through aggressive defences.
Aggressive defences are clearly costly to the actor and benefit recipients in the form of protection or an opportunity to escape [ 1].
However, behaviours such as alarm signalling in birds and mammals [ 1], predator inspection by fish [ 2, 3] or aggressive defences by worker honeybees [ 4], pose an evolutionary challenge, because the cost of these behaviours is born by the actor, while other individuals (recipients) benefit from them.
Obama's address to a memorial service, called "Together We Thrive: Tucson and America", at a packed University of Arizona sports arena, stood in contrast to Sarah Palin's videotaped defence released a few hours earlier which has been widely criticised for catching the public mood wrong with a belligerent defence of aggressive political rhetoric.
Obama's address to the memorial, called Together We Thrive: Tucson and America, at a packed University of Arizona sports arena, stood in contrast to Sarah Palin's videotaped defence released a few hours earlier which has been widely criticised for catching the public mood wrong with a belligerent defence of aggressive political rhetoric.
