The phrase "aggressive demands" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to demands or requests that are forceful, assertive, or pushy in nature. Example: The protesters made aggressive demands for higher wages and better working conditions from the company's management.
His calls are couched as suggestions aimed at improving the company, rather than aggressive demands.
In this state of mind, negotiators tend to stake out extreme positions and make aggressive demands.
Mr. Kejriwal favored aggressive demands and strong political statements, and he attracted many young followers who demanded fast results.
It's not that men are immune from being seen as tough or unlikeable when they make aggressive demands.
In this business, too, Dexia's problems have been worsened by aggressive demands by some trading partners for additional collateral.
The experience of colonial subjugation opened permanent fissures within the Orthodox community, which struggled to develop a consistent response to aggressive demands for submission to the Roman Church.
It's an aggressive demand for attention, as if Mr. West needs still more of it.
All this while clients became much more aggressive, demanding that accountants sign off on results that supported frothy stock prices.
The announcement comes as companies that rely on forests face increasing pressure from buyers to improve their environmental standards while financing aggressive demand-driven expansions.
Moreover, the new inspection rules are more aggressive, demanding "immediate, unimpeded, unconditional and unrestricted access" to Mr. Hussein's presidential palaces.
Whereas the systemic risks associated with high-frequency trading result from aggressive demand for liquidity, the systemic risks of high-frequency quoting emanate from the cancellation or absence of quotes from liquidity suppliers.
