The phrase "aggressive enough for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets a certain level of aggression or assertiveness required for a specific situation or purpose.
Example: "The marketing strategy needs to be aggressive enough for us to stand out in a competitive market."
Alternatives: "sufficiently aggressive for" or "assertive enough for".
Not aggressive enough for four quarters on defense.
Not aggressive enough for four quarters on offense.
But female stereotypes about not liking the cold, or not being aggressive enough for downhill skiing and snowboarding, also prevail.
He planned to open seven new stores by the end of 2008, which may not be aggressive enough for the new owners.
He wanted a new team, according to the affidavit by Vaughters, his teammate, because the outgoing doctor, Pedro Celaya, "had not been aggressive enough for Armstrong in providing banned products".
No punctuation is aggressive enough for Green Room (Altitude, 18), a seismically nasty exercise in bloody backwoods horror that confirms all the ruthless technical strengths director Jeremy Saulnier demonstrated in Blue Ruin – with, sadly, none of that film's human texture.
More broadly, the battles this week over Mr. Obama's comments and Mr. McCain's efforts to link Mr. Obama's celebrity to that of Paris Hilton and Britney Spears raised the question for some political types of both parties about whether Mr. Obama is aggressive enough to lunge for the Republican jugular.
To me, you're looking for the title of girlfriend, and in my opinion you're not aggressive enough to ask for it.
If you're not willing to work 50-60 hours a week, not aggressive enough to ask for the sale, and not polished enough to make people feel comfortable, you're not going to make much money.
Make sure your practice sessions are intense and aggressive enough to prepare you for situations you will face in a game.
Advocates for inmates rights say the case shows that the district attorney's office has not been aggressive enough at holding deputies accountable for abuses in county jails at a time when federal authorities and a blue-ribbon panel found evidence of persistent brutality.
