The phrase "aggressive eviction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing forceful or confrontational actions taken to remove someone from a property or location.
Example: "The landlord's decision to proceed with an aggressive eviction left the tenants feeling vulnerable and anxious about their future."
Alternatives: "forceful eviction" or "hostile eviction".
While aggressive evictions are reducing the number of rent-stabilized apartments in New York, Representative Charles B. Rangel is enjoying four of them, including three adjacent units on the 16th floor overlooking Upper Manhattan in a building owned by one of New York's premier real estate developers.
The charities found that the homeless had been housed in "shocking" conditions often at the mercy of "unresponsive" and at times aggressive landlords who threatened eviction if tenants complained.
The protest was timed the day before Mnuchin was scheduled to appear before the Senate Finance Committee, where he will be asked softball questions from friendly Republicans and interrogated by the Democrats about his troubled track record as the "foreclosure king," as activists have labeled him for his bank's aggressive and often illegal eviction policies.
The threat may also take the alternative form of aggressive takeover with subsequent eviction of resident males from the group (Crockett and Sekulic 1984; Ostner and Kappeler 2004), promoting cooperation between males and potentially leading to concession by the alpha male (Ostner and Kappeler 2004).
Statements from Bennett and other senior Israeli politicians and officials in recent days were "matched by policies that [prime minister Binyamin] Netanyahu is pushing on the ground, including aggressive settlement activity, home demolitions, evictions and ID [identity papers] revocations.
The case had drawn widespread attention, with abortion rights advocates charging that the eviction would encourage an increasingly aggressive anti-abortion movement to pressure other landlords and businesses to stop doing business with abortion clinics.
Protests have occasionally erupted over the forced evictions; police have resorted to aggressive methods to quell such disturbances.
He said residents of these mobile-home communities are reporting substantial rent increases, aggressive fees for small infractions and escalating evictions.
Six years later, he was elected to the Assembly, where he developed what seemed like two entirely different reputations: one, in his district, for aggressive advocacy on behalf of constituents, especially those facing eviction; the other, in Albany, for a remarkable disengagement from the lawmaking process.
After the eviction, residents made several attempts to re-enter Nankints leading to an aggressive standoff with the authorities in December 2016.
