The phrase 'aggressive drive' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe someone's motivation or behavior that is determined and forceful. For example, "He had an aggressive drive to get the job done quickly."
Last year, Button ultimately won the title with an aggressive drive in the last race.
But it will also require indomitable inner conviction and an aggressive drive to push change.
Mr. Obama, an avid BlackBerry user, commenced an aggressive drive for campaign donations over the Internet.
Like the Democratic National Committee, the Republican National Committee has mounted an aggressive drive to raise soft money.
Ireland's scrum twice ripped into Canada five metres out, with the second aggressive drive yielding a penalty try.
(Last August, Ms. Macaire began an aggressive drive to expand the archives, with the intention to either reissue or redesign some of the discoveries for future collections).
Against Miami on Thursday night, he had it all working — drilling 3-pointers and sending Heat defenders scrambling with his aggressive drive-and-kick game.
Van Horn scored 10 of his 28 points in the first quarter, 8 off aggressive drives.
Relational approaches diverge from classical Freudian theory, which places its emphasis on instinctual sexual and aggressive drives.
Ms. Murphy, who was nicknamed "Chicken," played guard and was known for her aggressive drives to the basket, her coach at Murry Bergtraum, Ed Grezinsky, said.
Hansbrough, the Big East's player of the year, scored 23 points rather quietly, with surgical cuts rather than aggressive drives to the basket.
