The phrase "aggressive roll out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, marketing, or project management when describing a forceful or assertive implementation of a plan or product launch.
Example: "The company decided to proceed with an aggressive roll out of their new software to capture market share quickly."
Alternatives: "forceful launch" or "assertive deployment".
This suggests that more users are sticking around, and that busuu's recent publicity campaign – to "save" Busuu, a Cameroonian language with only 8 remaining speakers – and an aggressive roll out of partnerships, new features and mobile apps is paying off.
It's planning an aggressive roll out this side of the Atlantic, aiming to create localised versions – French, Italian, German and Spanish – of its top titles, which include Mobsters, Tiki Resort and Big City Life, by the end of this year.
The company, which is based in Bandon, Ireland, recently won the Eircom Golden Spider for Best Irish e-Business Site 2009 and is currently raising finance to fund a more aggressive roll out of its B2B offering in Ireland, the UK and USA.
There's no immediate plan to expand food delivery to the 21 other countries where Zomato is present, but Goyal said we can expect "an aggressive roll out in other markets where we are strong" once the service is established in India.
We have an aggressive roll-out planned for the next 12 to 18 months.
Twitter rolled out its self-serve platform only last week; this indicates that Twitter very much wants an aggressive roll-out of that platform.
~Manager "There was a really aggressive roll-out plan to do it.
~Manager Structuring a Project Management Process (i) "There was a really aggressive roll-out plan to do it.
The reasons for this could be an aggressive roll-out of ART, under-reporting of AIDS deaths in the NUHDSS, or out-migrating just before death.
And even with the latest round of capacity cuts, airlines continue to roll out aggressive sales.
And Sony will roll out an aggressive promotion for its "The Amazing Spiderman," even though the film won't be seen until July 2012.
