The phrase "aggressive relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship characterized by hostility, conflict, or intense competition between individuals or groups.
Example: "The aggressive relationship between the two rival companies has led to a series of legal battles and public disputes."
Alternatives: "hostile relationship" or "contentious relationship".
Americans also don't seem to have much of an appetite for a more aggressive relationship with Iran.
Headteachers' unions were wary of backing Wilshaw's suggestions, saying that an aggressive relationship between schools and parents would not necessarily solve the problems he wants to address.
Newsom has promised to continue his predecessor's legacy of fostering a "more aggressive relationship with the federal government," which could include fighting Trump's attempts to dismantle California's vehicle emissions standards, roll back federal controls on power plant pollution and ease regulations on methane emissions from oil and gas operations.
10 Abusive behaviour may be a continuation of an earlier, possibly mutually aggressive relationship, 10 which could become abusive if the care recipient no longer has the capacity to decide whether to stay in that relationship or to leave it and live independently.
Thus, the callow worker was introduced into a situation in which the other two workers had already established an aggressive-aggressed relationship [ 54], and therefore the callow worker had a lower chance to show aggression and gain dominance.
The life of male chimpanzees, meanwhile, revolves around climbing the social ladder (or at least hanging onto their current rung), and navigating cooperative and aggressive relationships with other males.
Many wanted the music changed, others wanted more aggressive relationships among the dancers, and the suggestion was made to layer the duets and trios in both time and space, and offer moments of interruption to the dancers.
The volume slowly accelerates into a moving and complex examination of Mr. Swofford's passive-aggressive relationship with his father.
She has apparently had something of a passive-aggressive relationship with the radical left and with Che's mother and father too.
If you listen to movie podcasts with any regularity, this will ring true, from the passive-aggressive relationship between the presenters to the head-smacking factual errors.
His hearing problems — and passive-aggressive relationship with his hearing aid — have heightened the irritation levels at home, and to his wife's annoyance, he has also begun drinking more and more.
