The phrase "aggressive materials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where materials are described as having a strong or forceful nature, often in relation to their properties or effects.
Example: "The construction site requires the use of aggressive materials that can withstand harsh weather conditions."
Alternatives: "harsh materials" or "intense materials".
If the particles don't pack tightly, the hardened cement will contain voids that are tens of nanometers in diameter — big enough to allow aggressive materials such as road salt to seep in.
"That's chlorine," says Professor Sella, with a wicked grin, "one of the most ferociously aggressive materials out there".
In recent years, FRP has been increasingly used as a substitute for traditional steel reinforcements in RC structures due to its superior material properties, such as; light weight, immunity to the corrosive effects of acids, alkalis, salts and similar aggressive materials under wide range of temperature, and excellent mechanical strength and stiffness (Deborah 1994).
The band released fast, aggressive material.
One part was based around faster, more aggressive material, another was "radio-orientated music like Youthanasia", and the final third was more melodic.
Wearing a long black cardigan over black leather trousers, Kelly performed some of the more aggressive material from "Black Panties," such as the rags-to-riches "My Story" and "Spend That," a growling hip-hop cut with the rapper Jeezy.
It appears that sulfates on Mars may represent something of a mixed blessing, acting as an effective host for organic matter but also reflecting a potentially aggressive material that is difficult to analyze.
"The set list was now shorn of all their aggressive early material and packed with definitive masterpieces" is the kind of writing you hope not to read in a grown-up music book.
The temperatures the screen hits with aggressive HDR material raise questions over whether we're reaching the outer limits of what the technology is capable of in brightness terms too.
When Kalmah began writing music for their melodic death metal album, their intent was to incorporate more "aggressive thrash material" than their previous recordings had.
But just as Genet and Flaubert saw to it that virtue arose from their characters abject humiliations, Burkhart sees in Liz's mix of willing masochism and aggressive careerism, material acquisition, and sexual prowess, the drive necessary to propel Taylor to the top of the star system in the 1950s and 1960s.
