The phrase "aggressive expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a manner of speaking or conveying emotions that is forceful or confrontational.
Example: "His aggressive expression during the debate made it clear that he was not willing to back down."
Alternatives: "hostile demeanor" or "confrontational attitude".
It's an aggressive expression of the "free market" ideology that should have been binned with the financial crash.
Any New York Jets fan would tell you that the aggressive expression of choice these days is ground and pound.
I'm trying to make sense of something.' What? 'I don't know what it is.' To me, as with the way you ended the KLF, it looked like an aggressive expression of loathing, not dissimilar to Richie Edwards of Manic Street Preachers carving '4 Real' in his arm with a penknife, or Kurt Cobain blowing his brains out.
That the practice has found some of its most aggressive expression in the aftermath of natural disasters is surely obvious to anyone who has observed the second and third chapters of Hurricane Sandy, as businesses have gone about the yoked work of advancing their interests while igniting charitable impulses, occasionally to unseemly, or at the very least, utterly confounding, effect.
We showed that the associated aggressive expression profile is mainly due to the presence of the BRAF V600E mutation.
This approach differs from passive expression, which involves being angry without saying anything, and aggressive expression, which generally manifests as an explosion or outburst that generally seems disproportionate to the problem.
In the sculptures, Ms. Djurberg said, "I'm trying to show how birds are always trying to get the upper hand" with one another, as evidenced by aggressive expressions and combative poses.
These data suggest that identification or concerns with aggressive themes, both behaviours and objects, are associated with greater perception of aggressive expressions on other people.
That her anger is no longer a private secret is the best deterrent for future passive aggressive expressions.
The congress meets amid growing concern in China about inflation, corruption and more aggressive expressions of public discontent.
What this new landscape reveals has deep repercussions, as aggressive expressions of xenophobia, racism, homophobia, and sexism have been normalized and made acceptable for large segments of Americans.
