The phrase "aggressive pulling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a forceful or intense action of pulling something, often in a physical context or metaphorically in discussions about behavior or strategies.
Example: "The dog exhibited aggressive pulling on the leash, making it difficult for the owner to maintain control."
Alternatives: "forceful tugging" or "intense pulling".
The soloist Peter Schmitz walked deliberately into the performance area, his pale feet scrunching the dark rubber as his footwork became more aggressive; pulling his black sweater over his head, he tied its arms around his eyes giving him the look of a medieval bandit.
Enrolled at the age of 5 in the exclusive Spence School, on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, she's "aggressive, pulling hair,... laughing during lessons and talking out of turn" — enough of a behavior problem that the school suggests she see a psychiatrist to determine the cause of her maladjustment, which is never adequately addressed in "Gone to the Crazies".
Just two singles from the over as Misbah tries an aggressive pull shot but bottom-edges the ball into his midriff.
Speaking of his team, he continued: "We were maybe too aggressive in pulling at the start of the Aubisque".
The latest move alarmed many experts who had hoped that this month's elevation of Heizo Takenaka to economy czar suggested that Japan would finally start tackling its bad loan problems in an aggressive way, pulling the plug on some of the biggest zombies to allow money, people and assets to flow instead to more productive uses.
Aggressive pricing pulled in subscribers, but at a price to both it and Netflix.
The medical team acknowledged that the kind of aggressive transplantation pulled off here would probably be "unthinkable" for most patients with JEB and other genetic diseases that knock out proteins key to skin's health.
Also, if a guest becomes intoxicated and aggressive, simply pull them aside and ask a sober friend to take them home.[34].[34]
It is better to keep your portfolio at a comfortable level that you can live with, rather than being aggressive and then pulling out at the wrong time.
The hypothermia made him aggressive and he started pulling on Marquis.
"Those were the most aggressive: if they're pulling back, other banks are pulling back even more". The "spread" -- the difference between the Treasury rate and the interest rate a developer pays to borrow -- has widened perceptibly, Mr. Elghanayan said.
