The phrase "aggressive reflections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing intense or confrontational thoughts, opinions, or critiques, often in a psychological or philosophical discussion.
Example: "The artist's work often provokes aggressive reflections on societal norms and personal beliefs."
Alternatives: "intense thoughts" or "confrontational insights."
This is also a reflection of the aggressive way venture capitalists and asset management companies strip money from businesses like ours and then simply move on to the next project, with no thought about the impact on people's lives.
That this task has turned out to be more than a little difficult is, in part, a reflection of the aggressive nature and relative inexperience of the 42-year-old candidate the Republicans have chosen to send up against Mrs. Clinton.
The stereotype of black women as sexually deviant and aggressive "Jezebels" finds one contemporary reflection in the "hoochie" image, which is increasingly prominent in black as well as white cultural and media venues (Collins 2000, 81-84).
The earlier decade was filled with iconoclasm, rebellion and a sense of aggressive seeking--a perfect reflection of the turbulent era in which it emerged.
The Ducks, with Randy Carlyle coaching instead of Bruce Boudreau, are playing a more aggressive style, according to Sutter, a reflection of Carlyle's approach.
The recent shift to a more aggressive tone and style is a reflection that their preferred, invisible lobbying efforts aren't working as well.
"We are hoping that through aggressive abstract modifications of their own reflection, people will think about the vacuity of their online existence".
Discontinuation rates can also serve as a reflection of the chronic, aggressive course of the disease, which can require more than one therapy or can sometimes involve the switching of agents to achieve satisfactory clinical outcomes.
In our opinion, this needs further investigation since aggressive biological behavior is not merely a reflection of size.
When researchers placed African cichlid fish in a tank, the fish showed identical aggressive behavior whether their opponent was their reflection or another fish across a clear barrier, ramming and biting at both.
