The phrase "aggressive manipulation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the forceful or assertive control or influence over something or someone.
Example: "The aggressive manipulation of market trends can lead to significant financial instability."
Alternatives: "forceful control of" or "assertive influence over".
Ms. Vasulka's aggressive manipulation of her medium matches her subject.
There is also a need for greater international pressure on China to halt its aggressive manipulation of its currency.
"Right now, automakers are legitimately trying to sustain demand and market share through aggressive manipulation of finance instruments," said Tom Libby, an industry analyst for J.D. Power, "but the long-term ramifications of these efforts are questionable".
Such aggressive resuscitation attempts require aggressive manipulation of a patient, and may lead to complications.
Gupta et al. [ 69] considered that aggressive manipulation of the infected appendix and increased use of irrigation fluid, possibly producing greater contamination of the peritoneal cavity, might have an impact on IAA formation after LA.
Over the last three decades Mr. Chamberlain has worked many variations on this basic equation, but he has always moved toward more aggressive manipulations of form and color, and away from crashed-car recognizability.
He relies on his voice, which his biographer Gary Giddins credits with eroticizing American songs, and passive aggressive manipulation.
Some studies suggested the key role of bacterial contamination at the operative site during aggressive surgical manipulation of the infected appendix, followed by extensive peritoneal irrigation leading to greater serosal contamination.
Mr. Abe wants to combine aggressive monetary easing — manipulation of interest rates and money supply — with government spending to encourage investment and growth.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government is pursuing a policy of aggressive monetary easing — manipulation of interest rates and money supply — and heavy spending to beat deflation and weaken the yen and calling on the Bank of Japan to adopt an inflation target of 2 percent, double the current target.
"This particular attack was not performed remotely over-the-air, but as a highly aggressive direct physical manipulation of one vehicle over an elongated period of time, which would not be a risk to customers on any mass level," it said in a statement.
