The phrase "aggressive handling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is describing a forceful or assertive approach to managing or dealing with something, such as a situation, object, or person.
Example: "The aggressive handling of the fragile equipment led to several damages during transport."
Alternatives: "forceful management" or "assertive treatment".
Those same critics now give the government high marks for its aggressive handling of SARS.
Every episode becomes an epidemic, every image is turned into a permanent injury, and each crisis is a historical crisis in need of urgent aggressive handling — even if all experience shows that aggressive handling of such situations has in the past, quite often made things worse.
The increase in arrests of homeless people, on charges varying from minor violations to felonies, underlines the city's more aggressive handling of a population that many advocates say is growing rapidly.
"There is no question that the mayor and the police commissioner want more aggressive handling of homeless people in the streets and that's what is happening," said an aide to Mayor Bloomberg.
Although analysts generally think that Universal Pictures has been well served by the G.E. takeover, they cited the company's aggressive handling of the merger as one reason the studio's respected chairwoman, Stacey Snider, quit the company.
Mr. Emanuel has his enthusiastic backers in his push for more days and hours in school and for teacher evaluations that consider student test scores, but unions beyond those that represent teachers are irked at Mr. Emanuel's aggressive handling of the situation.
Miller, in an effort to save his job, had earlier identified two employees in Cincinnati as being "overly aggressive" in handling requests for conservative groups.
The resignations suggest that American prelates are more willing now to be aggressive in handling abuse charges and illustrate the problem church officials face in reassuring Catholics that justice is being done.
If the city has issue with aggressive pan handling in Times Square, then they should restrict it.
Councilwoman Blackwell added, "the ultimate goal of the law is to get rid of folks doing aggressive pan handling especially in the summer when we don't pay for people to have shelter".
"We are extremely disappointed and concerned to see the recently released undercover video detailing instances of aggressive animal handling and employee insensitivity at one of our supplier facilities," Spam-maker Hormel said in a statement on Thursday.
