The phrase "aggressive minority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small group of individuals who exhibit assertive or confrontational behavior, often in a context where their actions or opinions are disproportionate to their numbers.
Example: "The aggressive minority within the organization pushed for changes that the majority did not support."
Alternatives: "assertive minority" or "militant minority".
It will lobby for more aggressive minority recruiting and other reforms.
Right now, there is a serious danger that the dirt from an aggressive minority will stick to Corbyn's Labour.
The aggressive minority recruitment effort came after years of litigation in which the city and the Fire Department were accused of having racially discriminatory hiring practices.
It's extremely difficult for them to distinguish peaceful Ultras from the more aggressive minority, as the demarcation lines often run right through the middle of particular groups.
Judge Dorsey ordered the town to come up with an aggressive minority hiring plan to present to the court within two weeks.
Her comments brought almost immediate criticism from her opponent, Mayor Giuliani, whose aides noted that the Police Department had begun aggressive minority recruitment efforts in the last year.
The crabby protagonist of Saul Bellow's novel Mr Sammler's Planet rages against "white Protestant America for not keeping better order" in the 1960s and for "cowardly surrender" to aggressive racial minorities.
"It's a very high priority to alternative providers to be aggressive in getting minorities". "While minorities have entered teaching at higher rates than whites over the past two decades, minority teachers have also left schools at higher rates," Ingersoll and May wrote in a 2011 report.
Bratton, widely considered the architect of the broken windows theory that leads to the aggressive policing of minority communities by zeroing in on so-called "minor crimes", can be seen in the documentary insisting that the NYPD targets behavior, not communities of color.
Critics have argued that aggressive policing in minority neighborhoods can distort overall crime statistics.
Over the years, historians have made the case for each side by arguing that their opponents constituted the truly aggressive or obstructive minority seeking to dominate the Convention.
