The phrase "aggressive principles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a set of principles or values that are assertive, forceful, or confrontational in nature.
Example: "The company's aggressive principles in marketing have led to significant market share growth, but they have also drawn criticism from competitors."
Alternatives: "assertive principles" or "forceful principles".
Gorky's self-taught erudition and aggressive principles, however exasperating, carried weight in the small world of New York modern artists.
Michael K. Young, the dean of the law school, said he applied some of the aggressive principles turnaround specialists use to revive troubled businesses, becoming one of a growing number of nonprofit executives relying on practices that originated in the corporate world.
Citing Ernst documents, the S.E.C. said the audit firm had identified Bally as a high-risk client in part because former Ernst auditors who had become Bally executives had "historically been aggressive in selecting accounting principles and determining estimates".
Indeed, ever since the beginning of the Cold War in the late nineteen-forties, the Republican Party could claim, with some justification, that it was more aggressive in defending American principles abroad.
Beck's newly formed clergy group, the "Black Robe Regiment," joins other Religious Right efforts to push preachers to become more aggressive in promoting "fundamental principles" in the public arena.
This includes three steps: (1) addressing hypoglycemia with every patient contact; (2) applying principles of aggressive therapy (education, empowerment, frequent glucose self-monitoring, flexible medication regimen, individualized goals, professional guidance); and (3) considering risk factors for hypoglycemia [ 44].
But several antitrust experts said the judge made efforts throughout the case to tie his decisions to traditional views of antitrust law, which is based on the principle that aggressive competition is encouraged, but not when it crosses the line into efforts to hamper competitors' abilities to make new products or market existing ones.
According to the technocratic principle that aggressive and technological interventions are required to control nature, in itself unpredictable and dangerous, childbirth has been divided into stages, each of which must be submitted to medical control [ 18].
The rise of repressive and aggressive strongmen today imperils the principles crafted after the Second World War that, by the century's end, gave the West the political edge over rival ideologies.
Indeed, even if it were proven that Iran is engaged in the development of nuclear weapons (and there is no evidence that it is), any attack premised on this basis would still constitute an "aggressive war" under the Nuremberg principles.
A less aggressive protocol, which could in principle be translatable to the clinical setting, was also tested.
