The phrase "aggressive exchange" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a forceful or confrontational interaction, often in discussions or negotiations.
Example: "The meeting turned into an aggressive exchange of ideas, with both sides unwilling to back down."
Alternatives: "hostile interaction" or "contentious dialogue".
However, analysis of the composition with ICP-OES (Supplementary Fig. S3) indicates that Cd-oleate is more reactive towards CISeS QDs at low temperature and results in a more aggressive exchange of cations.
In a notoriously aggressive exchange in the New York Review of Books in 1997, Pinker argued this point with Stephen Jay Gould, who suggested that many aspects of language and consciousness, far from being adaptive, might have emerged by accident, as by-products of other evolutionary processes.
Qualitative features of aggressive interaction suggested a greater level of hostility toward peers and a tendency to violate norms for aggressive exchange among rejected, aggressive boys at both ages in contrast to other groups of boys.
Myles and Wei danced across the middle area of the stage in an aggressive exchange of give and take that was totally captivating.
Three aggressive exchanges that etched clear differences.
My life alternated between the explosive discussions of the West Indian population in London, and the aggressive exchanges that took place between pub poets in Soho.
People's pockets!" Thursday was Mr. Romney's fieriest day on the campaign trail this week, even before the hecklers, who were affiliated with Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement, an organizing group, drew him into several aggressive exchanges.
Thursday was Mr. Romney's most fiery day on the trail this week, even before the hecklers, affiliated with Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement, an organizing group, drew him into several aggressive exchanges.
Leon James, a psychology professor at the University of Hawaii who has studied aggressive driving and road rage for 19 years, estimates that there are several billion "aggressive exchanges" between drivers in the United States each day, reflecting an overall decline in civility in every sphere.
One of its finest pleasures was the way it shed a revealing light on the camaraderie of female friendship, so often depicted as a passive-aggressive exchange of bitchiness.
For example, three men swap political views after an election, a busy Manhattanite politely brushes off an out-of-town friend over the phone, a couple has a passive-aggressive exchange about what to order for dinner.
