The phrase "aggressive introduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a forceful or assertive way of presenting oneself or a concept, often in a business or marketing context.
Example: "The aggressive introduction of the new product caught the attention of competitors and consumers alike."
Alternatives: "forceful launch" or "assertive presentation".
We show that while greenhouse gas emissions would decrease significantly with the aggressive introduction of cleaner generation technology, long-term reductions are difficult to maintain against ongoing growth in consumption.
SHENZHEN, China, Aug. 9 — Behind Shenzhen's aggressive introduction of new police technologies is an unusual computer software company that has won some of the initial government contracts, China Public Security Technology, and the wealthy tycoon who runs it, Lin Jiang Huai.
And given the aggressive introduction of Windows (via WinRT and so forth) to hardware classes where it wasn't before I think demands general homogeneity in ever increasing levels.
Even with aggressive introduction of biofuels, aviation's pollution will increase significantly.
The Calvinist barons and counts understood the danger of Spanish intervention: it meant the aggressive introduction of the Counter-Reformation in their territories.
Finally a first risk evaluation is proposed for sub-28 nm CMOS technologies with more aggressive architectures introduction.
The plan for 126 countries to introduce IPV in the coming two years is the most aggressive vaccine introduction plan in history.
For instance, the most obvious candidate genes for aggressive behaviour (see Introduction) were not represented on the microarray we used, which was not specific for brain tissue (4 of the 33 salmonid cDNA libraries used for constructing the microarray were from brain tissue), and were therefore not among the candidates identified here.
Notwithstanding these issues, there are specific populations that would clearly benefit from early, aggressive, and targeted introduction of insulin therapy.
In the last 50 years, refinements in surgical procedures, as well as the introduction of aggressive neoadjuvant and adjuvant chemotherapeutic cocktails, have increased to nearly 70% the survival rate of these patients.
On land, the introduction of aggressive non-native species has put breeding colonies in danger and there are further risks from fish farming, energy-generation operations and climate change.BirdLife offers various recommendations to stem the declines.
