The phrase "aggressive maneuvers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving strategy, competition, or conflict, often to describe bold or forceful actions taken to achieve a goal.
Example: "The company's aggressive maneuvers in the market led to a significant increase in their market share."
Alternatives: "assertive actions" or "forceful tactics".
"It seemed to be, according to witnesses, some aggressive maneuvers, and it just came back".
Given the importance of transparency in the markets, he asks, shouldn't something be done about these legal, if aggressive, maneuvers?
Mr. Kasparov played sluggishly and tentatively throughout the monthlong competition, often seeming not to know how to respond to Mr. Kramnik's aggressive maneuvers and implacable defenses.
The Philippine government has accused China of "bullying" its vessels in the disputed area by making aggressive maneuvers, and Manila lawmakers have called on the country to stand its ground.
A significant confrontation between the United States and the Revolutionary Guards occurred in 2008, when five of Iran's armed speedboats made aggressive maneuvers as they approached three American warships in international waters in the Strait of Hormuz.
By the late 1960s a distinctly Australian way of surfing had emerged; based on more aggressive maneuvers performed on shorter boards, it quickly dominated and influenced the global surf culture.
The Bush campaign's aggressive maneuvering illustrated that, beyond the legal skirmishing in Florida, the candidates and their allies were engaged in a furious public-relations war.
As new details about the chase emerged, Mr. Robinson's relatives, who said at a news conference this week that they were considering a wrongful-death lawsuit, questioned why such an aggressive maneuver had been taken in pursuit of someone suspected of such a minor crime.
This research studies how major road drivers respond to the aggressive maneuvering of the minor road drivers at unsignalized intersections.
This paper presents an algorithm to iteratively perform an aggressive maneuver, i.e. drive a system quickly from one state to another.
Our previous approach required a very aggressive maneuver, therefore we looked into alternative solutions to accomplish a task as passing through a very narrow gap without having to fly at high speed.
