The phrase "aggressive growth strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in business contexts to describe a plan aimed at rapidly increasing market share or revenue.
Example: "The company's aggressive growth strategy has led to a significant increase in its market presence over the past year."
Alternatives: "ambitious expansion plan" or "proactive growth approach."
"We have a pretty aggressive growth strategy as it is".
Do you want an actively managed, aggressive growth strategy?
But because of its aggressive growth strategy, Finova is being punished particularly hard.
The magazine plans a five-year aggressive growth strategy, officials said.
Although it is more expensive now, "we have an ambitious and aggressive growth strategy," Mr. Howe said in an interview.
"Between January 2006 and March 2008, Bank of Scotland's corporate division pursued an aggressive growth strategy that focused on high-risk, sub-investment-grade lending," the FSA says.
The history of British banking is littered with examples of aggressive growth strategies that have ended in disaster.
Sundance still ranks as the pre-eminent showcase for American independent cinema, but other festivals — South by Southwest, Tribeca — have started to siphon away buzz and implement their own aggressive growth strategies.
The investors' skittishness came on the heels of reports that the door had slammed shut for Qwest in the commercial paper markets, where many companies like Qwest that have borrowed heavily to support aggressive growth strategies routinely meet short-term cash needs by selling notes to investors like money market funds.
EL's growth drivers and aggressive growth strategies for coping with changing consumer preferences will continue to help it in maintaining its dominance in the beauty market.
And it's a cautionary tale like those we've seen across the energy landscape and in other industries, where over-leveraged, aggressive growth strategies can come crashing down.
