The phrase "aggressive proposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a suggestion or offer is made in a forceful or assertive manner.
Example: "The sales team presented an aggressive proposition to secure the contract, emphasizing the benefits of their services."
Alternatives: "forceful suggestion" or "assertive offer".
What may once have been a tradition of poetic gallantry has degenerated into crude catcalling and aggressive propositioning.
Directing flirtatious comments – known as piropos – at passing women is considered an art form by many men, although it often consists of little more than crude catcalls and aggressive propositioning.
They tend to present unsolicited and aggressive propositions once they find out her status on the Kansas registry.
Some of the men were more aggressive, with one propositioning our writer and asking outright if she wanted to meet up and have sex.
Against my strong advice, you decided to depart from your usual professional decision-making by accepting the invitation of the House Judiciary Committee to appear before the committee and serve as an aggressive advocate for the proposition that the evidence in your referral demonstrates that the President committed impeachable offenses.
As deans of journalism schools, we are devoting our working lives to the proposition that honest, aggressive, well-trained reporters and editors will be a powerful force for good in society.
"Our value proposition is going to become more aggressive, and it might turn out that supermarkets will only be the destination to buy perishables and ready-to-eat meals," he says.
She's more the journeywoman type, but she's angry and aggressive enough to make a good case for the proposition that girls should have as much chance to compete in sports as boys.
As one scene bleeds into the next, the dancers juxtapose their movements, which tend toward sharp and angular — aggressive partnering seems a constant if-all-else-fails proposition — with moments of stillness.
