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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aggressive expansion plans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a business context to describe a company's strategy to grow rapidly and assertively in the market.
Example: "The company's aggressive expansion plans include opening new branches in multiple countries within the next year."
Alternatives: "ambitious growth strategy" or "assertive development agenda".
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They have somewhat aggressive expansion plans".
Both InterContinental and Hyatt have aggressive expansion plans.
The logic behind aggressive expansion plans sounds compelling.
Thiam said the group would not change "aggressive" expansion plans in Asia, despite challenging conditions.
The bank's aggressive expansion plans had left it with a loss of 24.1 billion for 2008.
Budden said Foxtons would scale back its aggressive expansion plans next year, after opening seven new branches this year.
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Mr. Schwager sold his new partners on an aggressive expansion plan.
She wonders whether to pursue a more aggressive expansion plan within New York City.
The smartly suited pair have a confident sales pitch for the firm and are pursuing an aggressive expansion plan.
The BBC's commercial arm, BBC Worldwide, is to launch a further 30 channels internationally, as well as a high-definition outlet and an on-demand service in the United States, as part of the next stage of its aggressive expansion plan.
Nationwide, the charter schools have pursued an aggressive expansion plan, much of it financed by public bond issues, with the Texas schools borrowing more than $200 million through bond offerings.
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