The phrase "aggressive proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a proposal that is assertive, forceful, or ambitious in nature, often aiming to achieve significant results or changes.
Example: "The team presented an aggressive proposal to increase the marketing budget by 50% in order to capture a larger market share."
Alternatives: "bold proposal" or "assertive proposal".
The most aggressive proposal comes from Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania.
Last month Mr. Sarkozy outlined an aggressive proposal to crack down on Internet piracy of music and movies.
Back in July 2012, the NHL opened negotiations for a new collective-bargaining agreement with an aggressive proposal to reduce players' percentage of hockey-related revenue from 57% to 43%, among other demands.
His most aggressive proposal is to charge an 18percenttaxax on sugary soft drinks (but not diet drinks), which he estimates would reduce consumption by 5percentt and raise $400 million in revenue.
[C12.] Trade Dispute Takes New Turn With U.S. Proposal An aggressive proposal by the United States to cut farm subsidies raises the ante between America and Europe over aid to farmers, a central sticking point in stalled global trade talks.
Later in the evening, Republicans passed a second, more aggressive proposal backed by the most ardent conservatives that would curtail an Obama administration program that provides protections to about 500,000 immigrants who were brought to the country as children.
Even the most aggressive proposals by the Obama administration probably packed less punch than supporters believe.
Beyond that tough talk, however, Mr. McGreevey has offered little in the way of aggressive proposals.
We put together very aggressive proposals in sourcing very rare wines, such as a case of 1982 Lafleur magnum in its original wooden crate".
Mr. Gore's promise to take on the drug companies and health management organizations does have more credibility than Mr. Bush's less aggressive proposals.
His foreign policy calls for 20,000 ground troops in the Middle East to fight Isis are among the most aggressive proposals of any presidential contender.
