The phrase "aggressive exploration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing a bold or assertive approach to discovering or investigating something, such as in research, business strategies, or personal development.
Example: "The company's aggressive exploration of new markets has led to significant growth in recent years."
Alternatives: "bold investigation" or "assertive inquiry".
NBC was uncomfortable with the show's aggressive exploration of controversial issues like AIDS and abortion.
It has also pledged to cut greenhouse gases emissions by 40% by 2030, a goal critics say sits uncomfortably besides aggressive exploration for oil and gas.
Mrs. Clinton's advisers have said throughout the year that she would wait until after the midterm election before moving into the more aggressive exploration phase that she is now in.
Nobody expects the administration to retreat from its basic theology that aggressive exploration of the public domain is necessary to achieve independence from the energy-producing nations of the Persian Gulf.
But on the whole it is an alarmingly unbalanced piece of work whose main objective seems to be to satisfy the ambitions of the oil, gas and coal industries, either by easing environmental rules or by opening public lands for aggressive exploration.
Thus, if the rate is much lower than R lim at a particular instant, the higher reward encourages aggressive exploration and, conversely, with a higher rate (i.e., greater than R lim ) of energy consumption, the reward are increasingly negative.
"This rock leaches oil," he said, accusing President Obama of delaying aggressive energy exploration.
It also found regional variations, with the strongest backing for aggressive oil exploration in the South and the most significant opposition along the East and West Coasts.
Russia's rekindling of an aggressive moon exploration plan was unveiled by Igor Mitrofanov of the Institute for Space Research IKIin in Moscow during Microsymposium 54 on "Lunar Farside and Poles — New Destinations for Exploration," held in The Woodlands, Texas, on March 16 and 17.
In case of adaptive behavioural syndromes we predicted a positive relationship between exploration and aggressive helping (territory defence) and a negative relationship between these behaviours and non-aggressive helping (territory maintenance).
Surgical exploration and aggressive resection of GC with curative intent is undertaken unless medical contraindications exist or preoperative imaging shows metastatic spread or major vascular invasion.
