The phrase "aggressive launch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a forceful or assertive introduction of a product, service, or initiative in a competitive market.
Example: "The company planned an aggressive launch of their new smartphone to capture market share quickly."
Alternatives: "forceful launch" or "assertive launch".
Some of the strain should have been taken by the aggressive launch of the green bank as a national infrastructure bank with sufficient capital to underwrite the financing of all the cancelled £80bn of public investment over the next four years.
While it's been grounded for only a few months, SpaceX has an aggressive launch schedule.
And while Apple will be making an aggressive launch of the product, AT&T is taking the phone's arrival very seriously.
Col. Steve Whitney, the director of the Global Positioning System Directorate, said that the last leg of launches had "one of the most aggressive launch schedules of the last 20 years".
It's also a green light for SpaceX in terms of the company pursuing its aggressive launch schedule, which is something the private launch provider needs to do in order to continue locking in new contracts and working towards its goal of decreasing the cost of launches even further still.
Another tactic used by higher-profile contenders is to bypass the festival season and opt instead for an aggressive December launch – the idea being that they can rely on making an immediate splash, and that academy members will have them freshly in mind when voting.
This year, the carmaker is embarking on its most aggressive product launch schedule in its history.
Aggressive programs launched by the government to promote safe sex practices, however, have reduced the rate of increase in new HIV infections significantly.
Mr. Park now heads Fighters for a Free North Korea, a human rights group in Seoul that has become the most aggressive balloon-launching outfit in the South.
"We remain on track to achieve our business targets, even as the first-quarter results were affected by an aggressive product-launch schedule," said Mr. Marchionne, who is also chief executive of Chrysler's parent company, the Italian automaker Fiat.
During the 12th century the Cumans acted as auxiliary troops for the Russian princes and in that capacity clashed with Hungarian expeditionary forces; but, by the beginning of the 13th century, they had become more aggressive and launched their own raids into southeastern Transylvania.
