The phrase "aggressive demand for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or forceful request for something, often in a business or economic context.
Example: "The company faced an aggressive demand for its new product, leading to increased production efforts."
Alternatives: "strong demand for" or "intense request for".
It's an aggressive demand for attention, as if Mr. West needs still more of it.
Sudan's aggressive demand for transit fees of $36 a barrel instead of the usual $0.50 can be seen as a scream of exasperation that nobody has shown the money.
The key lyric - "I am human and I need to be loved/Just like everybody else does" – is sung as an aggressive demand for a right too long denied, roared along with by the crowd.
Both may have reservations about whether universal reason can be made part of a coherent and recognisable Islamic world-view, and might stand against an aggressive demand for assimilation, one that would be rejected as unfair by Muslims more comfortable with multiculturalism.
In 2007, Goldman put on a negative bet against housing — what its chief financial officer, David A. Viniar, called "the big short" — and the bank issued aggressive demands for A.I.G. to put up collateral for some of its trades with Goldman.
The Right Rev Nicholas Reade told the BBC that people should stop verbally abusing the beleaguered football manager, and called for an end to the aggressive demands for him to leave.
David Fincher has left a high-profile biopic of the late Apple founder Steve Jobs after Sony Pictures turned down Fincher's alleged "aggressive" demands for $10m£5.9m9m) in up-front wages and control of the marketing of the movie, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
The proposed new policies are also a not-so-subtle message to foreign automakers: Whether through government subsidies or aggressive demands for technology transfer, Chinese companies, brands and products will take up an irrevocable position in tomorrow's industry.
The cautious American position marks a dramatic reversal in tone from President Barack Obama's February call for Germany to relent on its aggressive demands for additional austerity.
This means that mere awareness of the availability of services may not necessarily increase couples' HCT uptake (22), suggesting a need for more aggressive demand-creation interventions that not only increase awareness about services availability but also address the apparent fears and reluctance among couples to receive couples' HCT (11, 24).
In this business, too, Dexia's problems have been worsened by aggressive demands by some trading partners for additional collateral.
