The phrase "aggressive light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of light that is harsh, intense, or overly bright, often creating an uncomfortable or jarring effect.
Example: "The aggressive light from the overhead fluorescents made it difficult to concentrate on my work."
Alternatives: "harsh light" or "intense illumination".
The saker falcon (an aggressive, light brown raptor) is often captured young and trained by Bedouin falconers to hunt the bustard and sand grouse.
The strategy is part of an array of adjustments that the Bush campaign is plotting or considering, many of which are intended to strike at the heart of Mr. McCain's image and appeal, blunt his impact and appropriate some of his themes and cast Mr. Bush in a newly aggressive light.
I shut my eyes for a second, seeking a moment's escape, but the aggressive light patterns bled through.
This is so because, even after several years of what transit officials describe as an "aggressive lighting upgrade" in the semi-Victorian environs of the New York City subway, there are still so many dusty, wan, Victorian-looking incandescent bulbs in the system that no one really has any idea how many there are.
Vachon said Upton wanted "very aggressive lighting that would attack and have punch", because Slipknot's music was very aggressive.
Meet Quitbit -- dubbed by me, the passive-aggressive lighter.
rule, particularly because the ramp-up period is less aggressive for light trucks than for passenger cars.
The only labor criticism this week came from Jai Sookprasert, the assistant director of the California School Employees Assn., who told board members on Tuesday the action was "very aggressive" in light of current stock performance records being set on Wall Street.
Celera's aggressive approach lit a fire under the government-backed consortium, and we are all better off for it.
Above ground frolic the delicate and peaceful creatures known as Eloi; in the subterranean hollows are the industrious, aggressive and light-sensitive Morlocks.
Christian and Nick Candy, beloved of many plutocrats, go in for leather on the walls, aggressive metal lighting and a palette of creams, greys and browns.
