The phrase "aggressive level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the intensity or degree of aggression in a particular context, such as behavior, competition, or strategy.
Example: "The team's aggressive level during the match was evident in their relentless pursuit of the ball."
Alternatives: "intensity of aggression" or "degree of aggressiveness".
"They have a much more aggressive level of exploratory drilling than others," Mr. Rodgers said.
"They know that many residents won't benefit from a more aggressive level of care".
"It was important that we defined a five-game season, and what I was looking for in that game was an attitude in a confidence level of play and an aggressive level of play," he said.
But in setting up what Mr. Weldon called "an aggressive level of transparency," the amendment would establish a program for Russian scientists to visit the Nevada nuclear test site in exchange for visits by Americans to Novaya Zemlya.
The new grass panels will receive an aggressive level of maintenance to counter the effects of usage and the natural stresses facing cool-season grasses in hot, humid Washington.
Holyrood's presiding officer has urged politicians to "set an example" and not sink to the "extremely aggressive" level of debate seen on social media.
The fact that prostate cancer has been hugely overtreated does not justify concealing its presence from tens of thousands of men with aggressive levels of this cancer.
The wine auction was enthusiastic and fast-paced, with bidding for many lots reaching aggressive levels.
"We used pretty aggressive levels of chlorine and found they weren't very effective at all.
In 2009, a year into the Great Recession, I first started hearing complaints from community organizers about ever more aggressive levels of law enforcement in low-income areas.
This is because ITDD has less adverse effects than other pain treatments, so patients can endure more aggressive levels of chemotherapy or radiation.
