The phrase "aggressive involvement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a forceful or intense participation in a particular activity or situation.
Example: "The aggressive involvement of stakeholders in the project led to significant changes in the initial plan."
Alternatives: "intense engagement of" or "forceful participation of".
Mr. Hurmat, General Muhammad's aide, said the districts were captured after what he described as the aggressive involvement of American advisers.
Robert F. Bauer, who is general counsel for the Obama campaign and is overseeing its voter protection program, said that what was different this year was "the very aggressive involvement of the top of the ticket in promoting this fear message".
The question then is: Will Wagoner's sacrifice and the aggressive involvement of the federal government force a consensual restructuring of General Motors?
Without her active, aggressive involvement, the forces of regression in Florida -- the developers and the sugar barons and all the others with a stake in business as usual could well prevail.
QUESTION: You're saying you did not call for -- you did not oppose aggressive involvement a month ago?
The clinical presentation of GIST may be variable from asymptomatic to GI tract bleeding and not very commonly to highly aggressive behaviour with involvement of adjacent organs, metastases or peritoneal seeding [22, 23].
At CBS, meanwhile, "we're making an aggressive effort to have the involvement of Latinos," said Peter Tortorici, president of the entertainment division.
One of our patients developed oliguric renal failure that required more aggressive clinical care and the involvement of the Nephrology Service.
Approximately one third of patients with oligoarticular onset experience progression toward a more aggressive form, characterized by the involvement of five or more joints after the first 6 months of disease (extended oligoarticular JIA).
Its critics have levelled many charges whenever it has appeared over the last few years: for sloganeering that combines anti-capitalism with a global-warming message; actions that invite confrontation with the police; for the involvement of a sometimes aggressive anarchist fringe; even for the dilettantism and grandstanding of some of its more middle-class supporters.
4 The involvement of alcohol in aggressive incidents was also slightly higher than in NZ (35 40% of incidents).
