The phrase "aggressive role for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a position or function that involves assertiveness or a proactive approach in a specific context.
Example: "The organization has decided to take an aggressive role for the implementation of new policies to enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "assertive position for the" or "proactive stance for the".
As a presidential candidate, Clinton has expressed support for a more aggressive role for the United States in foreign affairs — particularly in combating terrorism in the Middle East.
After Dunkirk, "Wintringham had a huge influence", Atkin argues, "by creating a popular mood that demanded a more aggressive role" for the Home Guard, "and its expansion into a 'people's army'".
NAACP President Benjamin T. Jealous to his credit has tried to define and carve out a new, even more aggressive role for the organization in that battle.
Stevens said Wednesday that over the next two years the idea grew to a larger vision with a "broader and more aggressive role" for the institute.
Our findings support an aggressive role for the SF in the development of the disease and reinforce the perspective of a transformed-like character of the SF.
To deal with any clashes once Serbian forces return, the British have suggested a more aggressive role for NATO forces inside the buffer zone.
The UK has been playing a very aggressive role for years in trying to limit the effect of international human rights law, and specifically has argued in case after case that human rights law does not apply to the acts of its forces overseas, even in situations - as in Iraq - where it was the occupier and in control of security.
The next four years could see a redefinition of the scope of federal power through the resurrection of an aggressive role for judges in policing boundaries of national government that had been dormant since the 1930's.
But the governor also insisted that once the general election gets under way, he plans to shift gears and make clear that his approach is a combination of tax incentives and government spending to help the disadvantaged involving a much more aggressive role for government than what Republican leaders in Congress may be comfortable with.
(It is selective because they and their corporate backers DO support an aggressive role for government when it comes to policies and activities that benefit big corporations).
"Sheriff Clarke is 100percentt committed to the success of President Trump and believes his skills could be better utilized to promote the president's agenda in a more aggressive role". A spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security said: "Sheriff Clarke is no longer being considered for a position within DHS.
