The phrase "aggressive expansion strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in business contexts to describe a plan or approach aimed at rapidly increasing market share or business operations.
Example: "The company's aggressive expansion strategy has led to significant growth in new markets over the past year."
Alternatives: "assertive growth plan" or "bold expansion approach".
His aggressive expansion strategy, which turned a regional Scottish lender into a global bank with a large investment operation, backfired.
But Vulcan has been hurt more, in part because of an aggressive expansion strategy that included taking on $3.1 billion in debt to buy Florida Rock in 2007.
The acquisition of KBW, which is based in New York, extends Stifel's aggressive expansion strategy executed over the last five years.
Since then Pinewood has embarked on an aggressive expansion strategy including winning an eight-year battle to gain permission for a controversial £200m Hollywood-style expansion to double in size.
Investors have expressed their satisfaction with Mr. Cojuangco's management, under which the company has pursued an aggressive expansion strategy to enter Asia's fast-growing beer markets and has attracted a major investment from the Kirin Brewery Company of Japan.
The foundation was brought down by "a combination of factors," including, "quite candidly, what pundits have labeled a very aggressive expansion strategy" in the Philadelphia area, said its spokesman, Thomas G. Chakurda.
"Many retailers were pursuing aggressive expansion strategies to take advantage of prolific sales volumes".
"You've got companies that have very aggressive expansion strategies — they're really squeezing out opportunities for small businesses.
Analysts say JJB's management lacked the expertise to keep up with Sports Direct's aggressive expansion and strategy of acquiring brands such as Lonsdale and Dunlop, while JJB's clothing business was also hammered by competition from supermarkets and discount chains such as Primark.
In 2001 Zürich-based Swiss Air Transport Company Ltd. Swissairr) collapsed as a result of both an aggressive business expansion strategy and the airline crisis following the September 11 attacks in the United States.
Disney must be feeling pretty smug, but The Force Awakens' Chinese bow on Saturday – with Star Wars a little-known quantity in the country – will give the conglomerate a stronger idea of how aggressive its expansion strategy will have to be as the extended franchise develops over the next decade.
