The phrase "aggressive manufacturing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a manufacturing approach that emphasizes speed, efficiency, or competitiveness, often at the expense of other factors like sustainability or worker welfare.
Example: "The company's aggressive manufacturing strategy has allowed it to dominate the market, but it has raised concerns about environmental impact."
Alternatives: "intensive production" or "high-pressure manufacturing".
However, the adoption of increasingly aggressive manufacturing processes makes the memory sub-system particularly sensitive to faults.
"This is the fastest and most aggressive manufacturing expansion the company has undergone in 50 years," said John Fleming, executive vice president, Ford global manufacturing.
Polls show majority Tea Party support for a more aggressive manufacturing and trade policy.
The company's chief executive, Craig R. Barrett, said in a statement that Intel had been served well by its "aggressive R.&D. and manufacturing investments".
"With the Nexus line, Google always goes for very aggressive pricing with its manufacturing partner".
The answer is a story of shrewd advertising, aggressive marketing and savvy manufacturing — a virtual recasting of the place of guns in American life.
Along with many economists, Mr. Summers argued that an overly aggressive trade stance could hurt manufacturing — by, for instance, pushing up the price of imported steel used by carmakers — and over time, drive companies away.
Its new strategy is a shift away from making products that other companies design, and toward developing products of its own, with an especially aggressive push into designing and manufacturing large flat-screen televisions.
Over the past decade China has been much more aggressive than the United States in manufacturing and installing clean energy technologies.
Twin Creeks has raised $93 million in venture capital and received $25 million from the state of Mississippi, which has an aggressive program for luring high-tech manufacturing.
Fast productivity growth in China's manufacturing sector, due to aggressive market reforms since the late 1990s, combined with export promotion and import substitution policies, contributed to the growing trade imbalances.
