The phrase "aggressive processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing methods or actions that are forceful or intense, often in fields like business, psychology, or environmental science.
Example: "The company implemented aggressive processes to streamline production and reduce costs."
Alternatives: "intensive methods" or "forceful strategies."
An internal memo from George J. Giurbino, director of the Division of Adult Institutions for the department, outlined new, more aggressive processes for dealing with mass hunger strikes.
Solid disorders of the urethra and peri-urethral tissue are rare, and include a broad spectrum of innocuous and aggressive processes.
On occasion at imaging, the liver may be diffusely involved mimicking more aggressive processes, such as hepatoblastoma (Fig. 5) or metastatic neuroblastoma.
Their findings are in contrast to the result of our case series, in which malignant aggressive processes were observed in unilateral Mooren's ulcer.
The fact that 5 patients needed multiple AMT showed clearly that amniotic membrane is not able to stop the immunological process or even cure Mooren's ulcer in aggressive processes.
Iron-ore mining is an aggressive process and none more so than in northwestern Australia's Hope Downs 4 site.
Understanding which events and processes induce variations of the classical imaging presentations and knowing to distinguish normal variants and identify signs of an aggressive process are the key to a correct diagnostic algorithm.
Other than the standard route of gene duplication, which primarily creates subfunctionalized or (rarely) mildly modified new gene functions (reviewed in [39]), there is no known aggressive process for the generation of new genes.
"If you think about it, coloring your hair is an aggressive process, even more so if it's bleached or highlighted, so putting detergent on your hair is going to aggravate it even further.
The chemical extraction of chitin is quite an aggressive process based on demineralization by acid and deproteination by the action of alkali followed by deacetylated into chitosan (Roberts 1997).
This phenomenon is a very aggressive process as it occurs rapidly and is already present at the very early stage of the syndrome with more than 60% of the modification already in place (Figure 1).
