The phrase "aggressive interference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one entity is intruding or disrupting another in a forceful or hostile manner.
Example: "The aggressive interference of the rival company in our market strategy has forced us to reconsider our approach."
Alternatives: "hostile intrusion" or "forceful disruption".
This is markedly different from British jihadis, who tend to position themselves in a worldwide struggle against aggressive interference in the Muslim world.
Television outside of Moscow has mainly been exempted from this kind of aggressive interference, though since the Gazprom takeover there have been several incidents, notably in Lipetsk.
AS THIS year's midterm elections approach, the country is still unprepared for another Russian attack on the vote, and President Trump continues to send mixed signals — at best — about what he would do if the Kremlin launched an even more aggressive interference campaign than the one that roiled the 2016 presidential race.
It has been hypothesized that in the southern Appalachians, where up to seven species of Desmognathus occur sympatrically [ 72], ecological boundaries between congeners are maintained by aggressive interference and predation [ 73- 78].
Asked to comment on the Zarif's column, the Saudi embassy in Washington listed examples of what it called "Iran's negative policies and aggressive interferences".
Her passive-aggressive interference was "unprecedented" and did "immense damage," he said.
"Rather than bringing about reforms, aggressive foreign interference has resulted in brazen destruction," he asserted.
Thus began a period of aggressive Chinese interference in Korean affairs.
In the Middle East and North Africa, Putin continued — meaning Iraq and Libya — "aggressive foreign interference has resulted in a brazen destruction of national institutions," along with "violence, poverty, and social disaster," and a climate where "nobody cares a bit about human rights".
Putin's own aggressive foreign interference, most recently in Crimea and Ukraine, has cost him dearly on the international stage, where he has a well-founded reputation as a brutal political cynic.
The report chronicles persistent, aggressive political interference by the Kremlin: social-media warfare aimed at inflaming fear and prejudice, and "opaque financial support" given to favored politicians in the form of bank loans, gifts, and other kinds of support.
