The phrase "aggressive products" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe products that are marketed or designed to be assertive, competitive, or forceful in their approach or impact.
Example: "The company has launched a new line of aggressive products aimed at capturing a larger market share."
Alternatives: "assertive products" or "competitive products".
I might have a machine gun inside.' " This kind of research, which has revealed the consumer's desire for aggressive products, has also contributed to tension between auto marketing executives and safety engineers.
Thermally sprayed polymers have the potential to reduce material costs while improving coating performance in surface protection against friction, corrosion, and chemically aggressive products.
However, a low paradoxical CSMI value is experienced with some aggressive products yielding to a cascade of corneocyte swelling, lysis, and loss from the stratum disjunctum.
Medicinal plants have been the subject of intense research due to their potential use in cosmetic and pharmaceutical actives and also due to the growing consumer interest in using less "aggressive" products derived from natural sources.
The cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries have an increasing interest in replacing synthetic antimicrobials in dermatological products due to increased microbial resistance to conventional antimicrobial agents [ 1, 2] in addition to the growing consumer interest in using less aggressive products derived from natural sources.
For all the do-gooder icing, the deeper shift was toward more aggressive product integration.
Given Microsoft's position in the video sharing market (dead last), I expected a more aggressive product.
(USA Today) Ford is also making an aggressive product push for the Frankfurt auto show, which begins press previews on Sept. 13.
Hardware firms tend to have aggressive, product-focused sales cultures that clash with services companies' more relationship-based approach to sales.
Its aggressive product strategy, which includes new passenger cars, S.U.V.'s and commercial vehicles, is intended both to reverse sagging sales and demonstrate its commitment to the region.
And with the help of a $65 million marketing campaign and an aggressive product mix, New Line expects the DVD and videotape versions of "The Fellowship of the Ring" to at least match the film's box-office take.
