The phrase "aggressive options" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing strategies or choices that are bold, assertive, or potentially confrontational.
Example: "The company is considering aggressive options to expand its market share, including aggressive pricing and targeted advertising campaigns."
Alternatives: "assertive choices" or "bold strategies".
We think that the euro zone could consider more aggressive options.
More aggressive options include removing the prostate gland or receiving one of several forms of radiation.
Still, Obama's aides told me, Mattis continued to present the White House with aggressive options, many of them designed to thwart Iranian support for terrorism in the region.
Last fall, though, she decided to become more cautious with her company's 3percentt matching contribution, dividing it equally between moderate and aggressive options.
At their meeting this month, Federal Reserve policy makers were in strong disagreement, with some advocating aggressive options to stimulate the economy and others pressing to do nothing, according to minutes released on Tuesday.
But the White House counsel, Alberto R. Gonzales, told reporters on Tuesday that Mr. Bush never considered more aggressive options set out by administration lawyers, including those in an August 2002 Justice Department memo that appeared to offer a permissive definition of torture.
They believe that aggressive people will see the aggressive option as the most logical answer.
This year, only 55percentt is going into the age-based accounts, while the amounts going into the more aggressive option and the less aggressive option have risen: about a quarter went into guaranteed income accounts, and 20percentt into equity accounts.
"They are both imaginative, good readers of the game and take the aggressive option first – whereas Cook retreats too quickly".
From Decision Points: "The third and most aggressive option was to employ cruise missiles, bombers and boots on the ground".
The concerns are focused on the most aggressive option available to the Fed, a further expansion of its investment portfolio.
