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The phrase "aggressive method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a forceful or assertive approach to a task or situation, often implying a lack of subtlety or gentleness.
Example: "The team decided to adopt an aggressive method to increase sales, focusing on high-pressure marketing tactics."
Alternatives: "forceful approach" or "assertive strategy".
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The more aggressive method would be to record the $100 million as revenue all at once.
Shirov selects the most aggressive method of playing for an attack, 11 O-O-O, rather than 11 O-O.
Standing out from the rest is Dr. Pitombo, who favors a technique ("semiclosed") that uses microscopic sutures instead of removing tissue — a less aggressive method, he explains, that speeds up the healing process.
We used their aggressive method in our comparison, since it was claimed by the authors to have better performance.
Because the effect of removal of RTO expiry was amortized during the session, LE is not considered to be an aggressive method.
Ultimately, it will be up to shareholders to decide what they fancy: an aggressive method of managing Heinz's cash, à la Peltz, or a more prudent version from William Johnson.
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It remains unclear whether intelligence officials have adopted newly aggressive methods in their interviews of Mr. Mohammed.
The prospects for more aggressive methods like those now used in China and Singapore are dim.
But not everyone approved of more aggressive methods to trim the geese population.
By 2003, the Drug Enforcement Administration had found that Purdue's "aggressive methods" had "very much exacerbated OxyContin's widespread abuse".
Protests have occasionally erupted over the forced evictions; police have resorted to aggressive methods to quell such disturbances.
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