The phrase "aggressive points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe strong, forceful arguments or statements in a discussion or debate.
Example: "During the meeting, she made several aggressive points that challenged the status quo and prompted a lively discussion."
Alternatives: "forceful arguments" or "assertive statements".
Jon Snow came on all aggressive, pointed his finger at him.
But Jerry took an aggressive point of view, and nobody else came forward with anything like that".
Drederick grew up in the Bronx, a friend and teammate of Rod Strickland, the inventive, aggressive point guard who played in the N.B.A. for sixteen years.
Murray's not happy with something here, but it doesn't make Umpire Jake Garner change anything, and another aggressive point from Djokovic makes it 40-15.
It is making the same aggressive point to Israeli Palestinians that Netanyahu made to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas during the peace negotiations conducted by John Kerry last year: the Jews are here; they must, as a society, be tolerated; get over it.
It is making the same aggressive point to Israeli Palestinians that Netanyahu made to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas during the peace negotiations conducted by John Kerry last year: the Jews are here; they must, as a society, be tolerated; get over it.
DURHAM, N.C.—When it comes to peeling away the surface of a relationship to expose its defects — or that especially aggressive point where tension turns to hostility — the American choreographer Paul Taylor has a way of ripping off the bandage.
22 mins A first proper chance for Iran as Iraq fail to deal with a punted cross from deep and Gholami heads straight at the keeper who spills it then gathers and does some aggressive pointing as if trying top convey the impression that this was somehow someone else's fault.
Mercifully, at least for the kids present, it went no further than aggressive, point-blank staring and maniacal pouting.
A lot of aggressive pointing and empty threats ensued. .
