The phrase "aggressive pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a forceful or intense form of influence or coercion applied to someone or something.
Example: "The sales team faced aggressive pressure from management to meet their quarterly targets."
Alternatives: "intense pressure" or "forceful pressure".
At Arium Mr. Primakov's aggressive pressure and bigness sounded almost assaultive.
"From my own experience, staff are subjected to constant and aggressive pressure to meet and exceed targets.
Mr. Goko noted that demands within South Africa for more aggressive pressure -- including economic sanctions -- had come mostly from sectors that are dominated by whites.
Aggressive pressure from Senate Armed Services Committee chairman John McCain (R-AZ) on behalf of Phoenix, his home state institution, led to a Pentagon reversal of its decision early this year.
This aggressive pressure from the American business sector is a lot more frightening than any aggression emanating from Iran, and may indicate where the real push for war comes from.
And I'm especially grateful for the remarkable and consistent courage shown by Sens. Collins and Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) — real heroes who led the way, and who, despite constant and aggressive pressure from their colleagues, the Senate leadership, and the president, refused to yield.
The administration of George W. Bush made the policy more aggressive, pressuring United Nations agencies to retract their support for needle exchange and excise statements about its efficacy from their literature.
However studies have raised concerns about over aggressive blood pressure reduction as blood pressure in relation to mortality, in a situation analogous to diabetes, also follows a U-shaped curve [ 33, 34].
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Although management decisions cannot be based upon these data alone, these findings raise the possibility that aggressive blood pressure control in patients on hemodialysis could lead to adverse consequences, and the risk-benefit tradeoff of aggressive blood pressure control, particularly in low-functioning hemodialysis patients, should be reexamined.
