The phrase "aggressive mechanism" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing systems, processes, or behaviors that are forceful or assertive in nature.
Example: "The aggressive mechanism of the marketing strategy led to a significant increase in sales within a short period."
Alternatives: "forceful approach" or "assertive method".
The aggressive mechanism within a defensive frame, that comes out and becomes haavi [heavy or overbearing] on the opponent.
However, peritoneal metastases have an alternative and more aggressive mechanism of abdominal and pelvic progression.
The dual ability of Ti6Al4V particles to both scratch and smear on CoCr surfaces appeared to be the most aggressive mechanism of wear.
These new insights suggest, that structural alterations, which impair the function of trypsin, could eliminate a protective mechanism rather than triggering an aggressive mechanism in initiating pancreatitis.
In this study, we determined that high EGFR expression may underlie the aggressive mechanism of advanced gastric cancer with high ND.
These data indicate that aggression on the newly developed competitive PSAP design is mainly driven by proactive aggressive mechanisms.
The abnormal elevation of reactive species corresponds to one of the main aggressive mechanisms of ethanol, which can cause gastric cell damage and death 4, 12.
"Chronic lateness is a planned event," and "is the quintessential passive-aggressive mechanism".
It shows Facebook is willing to shift towards slightly more aggressive advertising mechanisms.
The students and faculty from several top schools who spoke with HuffPost agreed that the finance and consulting fields have built up very aggressive recruiting mechanisms that students find hard to resist -- and to avoid.
Other research has shown that some personality disorders such as antisocial, narcissistic and histrionic personality disorder, are associated with aggressive defense mechanisms or strategies of coping with distress that may cause discomfort in professionals, e.g. "turning against others" [ 13].
