The phrase "aggressive hostilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe intense and confrontational actions or behaviors in a conflict or war context.
Example: "The negotiations broke down, leading to aggressive hostilities between the two nations."
Alternatives: "hostile aggression" or "belligerent actions".
I was then treated to the opposite approach, aggressive hostility.
What I do not understand is the aggressive hostility some migrants now express towards those who are fleeing terror, destitution, torture and annihilation.
The network's managing director, Tony Burman, in 2010 blamed a "very aggressive hostility" from the Bush administration for reluctance among cable and satellite companies to show the network.
I can well understand why the new atheists, principally Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens and Daniel Dennett, with their aggressive hostility to religion, are so rattled by John Gray's intelligent analysis of their lack of historical judgment and blindness as to the religious roots of their own atheism.
When the workplace harassment report came out this past week, Fowler said that she still has yet to receive an apology from Uber, saying, "I've gotten nothing but aggressive hostility from them," she wrote on Twitter.
Although she was now of age, her father maintained an aggressive hostility towards most of her male friends, particularly since, as Hastings remarks, these tended towards the frivolous, the aesthetic and the effeminate.
In his self-authored comic roles, Mr. Brooks often exudes a passive-aggressive hostility, a latent capacity for violence held in check by neurosis and cowardice.
Also, we found that higher scores on the JSPE were associated with students' interest in people-oriented specialties (as opposed to procedure- and technology-oriented specialties), higher level of satisfaction with early maternal relationship, higher sociability and lower aggressive-hostility scores.
She was on break, a stained white apron around her hips, her armpits still dripping from the afternoon rush, and a table of three men eyed her with the impersonal but aggressive sexual hostility she'd grown used to.
And as time went on, people who knew Modigliani commented on his increasing and excessive use of such substances, often basing their observation on changes in his appearance (by the time he reached his 30s he was losing his teeth) and on episodes of aggressive public hostility.
