The phrase "aggressive problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe issues or challenges that are particularly forceful, intense, or difficult to manage.
Example: "The team is currently facing aggressive problems in the project timeline that require immediate attention."
Alternatives: "challenging issues" or "difficult problems".
"I make no apologies for the idea that I am a hard-driving, aggressive problem solver for people," he said.
Breed-specific ordinances also fail to recognize that behavior varies widely within a breed of dog, and that even among those deemed aggressive, problem animals are estimated to represent only a small percentage of the total population, said Dr. James Serpell, professor of human ethics and animal welfare at the Penn veterinary school.
Salmoni repeatedly tells us his antics are necessary because these are aggressive problem lions that must be habituated for eco-tourism or they will be destroyed.
Also, based on teacher ratings, quality of the delivered Triple P training moderated outcome with children of Triple P-parents showing less non-aggressive problem-solving than children of parents in the control group when the quality of the training was low.
The boy, in particular, also developed some aggressive behavior problems.
"I think the issue we're dealing with is, we're aggressive toward problems, we are not aggressive toward people," he said heatedly.
We had a large sample of 17 communities around the country, and we found that at ages 2 and 3 the aggressive behavior problems were lower in the Early Head Start children than in a control group of children in other child care.
The results show that the detected salts are chiefly aggressive deterioration problems that are causing serious damage to the brickwork.
This review highlighted evidence supporting the efficacy of the use of mindfulness-based treatments in individuals with aggressive behavior problems.
