The phrase "aggressive in order" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a manner of acting aggressively for a specific purpose, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "He was aggressive in order to secure the deal, but it backfired."
Alternatives: "assertive to achieve" or "forceful to obtain".
"Given the competitive environment, management actions will need to be significantly more aggressive in order to carry any weight with investors".
When you're putting for par, there's probably a greater sense of urgency, so therefore you're willing to be more aggressive in order not to drop a shot.
"Now predatory aggression is different, it's someone who's on the lookout for an opportunity to be aggressive in order to further their own ends".
In her post, Natasha notes that, for a long time, when curating our connections on LinkedIn, we've tended to be aggressive in order to keep our circles small.
HTC is clearly in a rough position as a company, and it's going to have to be pretty aggressive in order to stay competitive in the VR space.
"I know my players; there's an honesty about them, they are hurting". Aberdeen return to Fir Park on Sunday in the Scottish Premiership, and McInnes says his team need to be more aggressive in order to avoid another defeat.
In the present study, we analyse the strength of association between clinical prognostic variables and aggressive cancer in order to determine clinically applicable guidelines for identifying aggressive outcome in T1N0M0 invasive breast cancer.
As [REDACTED] became very aggressive and in order to prevent any harm to herself or others CSO [REDACTED] lightly restrained her".
Executed well, the approach motivates a large number of players to make significant investments and take aggressive action in order to accelerate movement toward a preferred outcome.
Early identification of patients most at risk for adverse outcomes would facilitate the decision for aggressive therapy in order to maximally exploit their chance for survival.
Her choice was to fight to live and endure aggressive treatment in order to do what she considered her calling -- providing palliative care to patients.
