The phrase "aggressive regulation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strict or forceful measures taken to control or manage a particular area, such as industry, environment, or finance.
Example: "The government has implemented aggressive regulation of the financial sector to prevent future crises."
Alternatives: "strict oversight of" or "intensive control of".
California, too, is well known for its aggressive regulation of insurers on consumers' behalf.
Indeed, the president of America's Health Insurance Plans, the industry lobby known as AHIP, has explicitly accepted the need for "much more aggressive regulation of insurance".
Insurers said that they could accept more aggressive regulation of not just their premiums but also their benefits, underwriting practices and other activities.
Among the rules he is pushing is a ban on keeping guns at home, more aggressive regulation of air guns and yearly mental fitness tests for gun owners.
They were affluent, pro-business "Enterprisers"; religiously observant "Social Conservatives"; and populist "Pro-Government Conservatives" who favored more aggressive regulation of the private sector.
The state applied in 2005 for a waiver that would exempt California from the federal Clean Air Act, allowing it more aggressive regulation of heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide as air pollutants.
Or to take another measure of progressivism, even though many Democratic politicians recently voted to gut regulations on big banks, the Democratic base supports more aggressive regulation on banks, as well as additional action to take on inequality.
Insurers said they could accept more aggressive regulation not just of their premiums, but also of their benefits, underwriting practices and other activities.
The Environmental Protection Agency should also enact aggressive regulations for existing power plants under Section 111 d) of the Clean Air Act.
During an appearance on C-SPAN last year, Ebell criticized the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan as an example of the type of aggressive regulation that would hinder the U.S. economy while proclaiming to address what he said was the overblown issue of global warming.
Regulation of non-transgenic crop composition was attempted in the early 1970s when the FDA enacted similar but much less aggressive regulation in the area of traditional crop breeding [ 46].
