The phrase "aggressive guidance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is providing strong or forceful direction or advice, often in a professional or educational setting.
Example: "The manager's aggressive guidance helped the team meet their deadlines, but it also created a stressful work environment."
Alternatives: "forceful direction" or "assertive advice".
"When Tom Rogers came in, there was a lot of excitement and he gave explicit and aggressive guidance, which the company subsequently missed," said David Allen, a fixed-income analyst at Morgan Stanley, noting that the company failed to hit any of its quarterly targets last year.
(Burke) ★ Yvonne Meier (Friday and Saturday) It's best not to know too much going into "The Shining" — just that you should be game for navigating a dark maze of 350 refrigerator boxes (with some aggressive guidance from flashlight-wielding performers) and that you end up in a different borough than the one you started out in.
An interesting article by Matthew Klein in Bizweek about why Mike Woodford is in favor of a Fed taper, even as he calls for much more aggressive forward guidance to the effect that short-term rates will stay low for a long time.
GE added $1.14, or 3.4%, to $34.35 after fourth-quarter earnings were in line with expectations, and IBM was up $2.37, or 2.3%, to $103.47 thanks to its aggressive 2008 guidance, which blew away analyst estimates.
Friedland sees few opportunities there for Level 3 to grow its business enough to justify its "aggressive" long-term guidance.
The longer central banks sought to floor interest rate at artificially low levels--particularly through large-scale asset purchases (or "QE") and, to a lesser extent, aggressive forward-policy guidance--the more investors would look to flee financial repression by investing in emerging markets.
Bedside echocardiography plays many important roles in the workup and management of APE, including diagnosis, prognosis, and guidance of aggressive therapy.
But even using earning guidance and aggressive accounting, executives can't keep expectations on the rise forever, nor can they continue to meet them as they grow forever.
Thus, several important clinical trials have documented that early aggressive resuscitation approached with guidance from defined hemodynamic variables using thoughtful protocols may improve outcome.
The use of very high doses of norepinephrine in the treatment of septic shock under the guidance of aggressive haemodynamic monitoring may improve survival in this group of patients with very high mortality.
But in the current environment, I just think their guidance is too aggressive".
