The phrase "aggressive motion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a forceful or assertive physical movement, often in contexts related to sports, dance, or physical activities.
Example: "The dancer's aggressive motion captivated the audience, showcasing her strength and passion."
Alternatives: "forceful movement" or "assertive action".
Mr. Drowica, a police spokeswoman said, grabbed a 58-year-old security guard's arm and "made some kind of aggressive motion with his fist to the victim, threatening physical injury".
A day after San Bernardino's councillors approved the plan CalPERS said it would sue to reclaim $6.9m in missed payments, and filed an aggressive motion seeking removal of the restriction on lawsuits that normally applies to cities entering bankruptcy.
Moreover, aggressive motion smoothing for fast changing intentional motion will lead larger areas to be undefined in the stabilized video.
For instance, aggressive motion smoothing can effectively reduce the jitter if the camera motion is supposed to be still, but may lose track of the intentional motion if it is changing fast.
This is a key step because if you are expecting the latter but receive an aggressive hand motion, your shake will be off mark.
Scapular winging and proximal extremity weakness after the lifting of heavy weights and aggressive throwing motions do support the theory of middle and anterior scalene compression of contained nerves.
There is the aggressive, accented forward motion, but also the implication of an underlying beat that shores up and pulls together all of the fragmentation.
Others contend that repetitive microtrauma, such as encountered in aggressive range of motion exercises, may be the aetiology [51, 52].
"Whereas now, other than throwing, Dr. Andrews is pretty aggressive with getting the motion back pretty fast so they don't get stiff".
At a time when many retailers are still cutting back or approaching strategic shifts with extreme caution, Disney is going the other way, getting more aggressive and putting into motion an expensive and ambitious floor-to-ceiling reboot of its 340 stores in the United States and Europe — as well as opening new ones, including a potential flagship in Times Square.
President Bush's political advisers have set in motion an aggressive re-election machine, building a national network of get-out-the-vote workers and amassing a pile of cash for a blanket advertising campaign expected to begin around the time Democrats settle on their candidate early next year, party officials said.
