"aggressive outbursts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe sudden and intense displays of anger, hostility, or aggression. Example: The child's aggressive outbursts in class were causing disruptions and concern among the teachers.
Roger's 2006 review [ 67] concludes that better communication strategies and strong positive social relationships may decrease agitation and aggression and that caring and supportive environments may diminish aggressive outbursts by people with dementia.
Aggressive outbursts were tempered with occasional moments of respite.
She and others have said that Lubitz had frightening mood swings and aggressive outbursts.
He engagingly conveyed every nuance, from the sighing gestures — played here with a rich, melancholy tone — to the aggressive outbursts.
But there is little research related to whether this elevated state predisposes athletes to aggressive outbursts if provoked.
People struggle with how they think about themselves, and aggressive outbursts are common as intentions and motives are misinterpreted.
As the story develops, Evangeline's questions become more challenging as she begins to assert herself, provoking Frost into an aggressive outburst and revealing a malign character.
That, in turn, can lead to nervousness and irritability and provoke "a full-blown aggressive outburst," says Raine, who cites studies linking low blood glucose to violence and aggression.
An aggressive outburst might have been caused by a physical sense of danger: somebody blocking their way when they needed to leave, another child bullying them, or an adult reacting abusively.
Unless, that is, you happen to be Bella Swan — the relentlessly intense heroine of Stephenie Meyer's "Eclipse" — in which case your boyfriend is a vampire and your besotted best friend is a werewolf, prone to passive-aggressive outbursts like: "Well, I'm so sorry that I can't be the right kind of monster for you, Bella.
Analysis indicated a significant decrease in the frequency of impulsive-aggressive outbursts during PHT administration compared to baseline and placebo.
