The phrase "aggressive power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a forceful or assertive form of influence or control, often in a political or social context.
Example: "The government's aggressive power in enforcing the new laws has sparked widespread protests among the citizens."
Alternatives: "assertive authority" or "dominant force".
After promising to wrap up America's "costly and unsuccessful" military campaigns, the paper says, President Obama is "back to the policy of military immorality and aggressive power with all the associated rudeness, injustice and hegemonic and arrogant aggression".
There are some aggressive power saving modes that promise to stretch the battery life out further.
It also lasts around two days on a single charge without having to resort to aggressive power management.
For now, Wickmayer is 23rd with an impressive, aggressive power game that nonetheless lacks variety and adaptability.
Gifted from the Cadillac ELR, a paddle on the back of the steering wheel activates aggressive power regeneration.
Football's status as a symbol of aggressive power and a celebration of team spirit is critiqued by Brian Finke and William Crump.
Other, more aggressive power-saving modes are available, as well as app usage monitors, which helps weed out power-hungry apps.
Along with the visual changes, EMUI has much more aggressive power-saving features, that shuts down problem apps and severely limits what can be active when the screen is off by default.
But Fitch said on Wednesday that lending had continued to be aggressive — powering the economy, but raising the risk of nonperforming loans.
Whether you believe Trump is compromised, or is simply weak and ineffective in restraining aggressive powers, we are not "winning" yet.
This book offers an illuminating examination of how subtler forms of balance-of-power politics can help states achieve their goals against aggressive powers without wars or arms races.
