The phrase "aggressive research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a research approach that is assertive, proactive, or intense in nature, often aimed at achieving significant results or breakthroughs.
Example: "The team adopted an aggressive research strategy to tackle the pressing issues in renewable energy technology."
Alternatives: "intensive research" or "assertive research".
On Capitol Hill, advocates of a more aggressive research effort said they were disappointed.
Progress achieved through our aggressive research efforts will forever remain a tribute to his vision and unwavering encouragement.
Currently, there is aggressive research going on to commercialize the micro-fuel cell by many laboratories and companies.
The problem is that this would depend on a fairly prompt start on emission reductions and aggressive research on finding new sources of nonpolluting energy.
GE's aggressive research expansion in Germany brings the fight to its chief rival in the fields of power systems, medical technology, and lighting: Siemens.
A publicly funded, aggressive research agenda for evaluating the effectiveness of interventions specifically targeted at two-year colleges and their students is therefore a must.
Having met Mr. Giuliani in the spring of 1999, Ms. Nathan quickly endeared herself to the mayor's powerful inner circle of friends and advisers, and cemented her standing with her aggressive researching of treatment options when the mayor's cancer was first diagnosed in the spring of 2000.
White House officials say they are quite consciously borrowing tested campaign techniques -- aggressive opposition research and blistering partisan invective, to name two -- to lift Bush out of his current problems of mounting criticism and falling public support for the Iraq war.
America Rising already has a war room team monitoring everything Democratic candidates do on social media, full-time trackers in early states following candidates from event to event, and an aggressive field research effort using Freedom Of Information Act (Foia) requests and primary documents.
Our clinician-scientists are committed to improving the lives and outcomes of our patients -- from diagnosis through treatment -- by pursuing aggressive clinical research.
Her run in an affluent swath of suburban Houston became a memorable flashpoint between Democratic Party leaders and rank-and-file activists early this year when the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee published an unusually aggressive opposition research memo about her.
