The phrase "aggressive shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or forceful change in behavior, strategy, or approach in various contexts, such as business or personal development.
Example: "The company underwent an aggressive shift in its marketing strategy to capture a larger market share."
Alternatives: "forceful change" or "dramatic transition".
The prime minister had "no doubt" (despite the complete lack of evidence) the "extremely aggressive" shift to renewables was a factor in the South Australian blackouts.
A characteristic common among higher-rated countries is a more aggressive shift in pension provision from state systems to private ones.
Taiwan's political dynamics — especially the solidification of Taiwanese identity and collapse of the Kuomintang — also appear to have driven an aggressive shift in Beijing's approach to political influence operations to include pressure on international companies.
And then, sometime after 2000, MTV began an aggressive shift toward reality shows: they were cheaper to produce, easier to market, and they fed (and were fed by) the country's growing obsession with flash-in-the-pan celebrity.
They began the night with 90 combined points in 34 games, and added to it during another typically aggressive shift when Hagelin stripped it from San Jose defensemanRoman Polak and slipped it to Bonino in the slot.
During the 1980s and 1990s, Indonesia's aggressive shift to free-market policies allowed the country's Chinese minority, just 3% of the population, to take control of 70% of the private economy.
The lever gave me no grief on the road or on the track, but taking the Ducati into the dirt, where more aggressive shifting would be called for, might have presented a problem.
While this includes a chronometer atop the dashboard, for keeping track of lap times, it also lets the driver raise the car's limits: pushing a button results in a more aggressive throttle response, raises the threshold where the stability control kicks in, firms the suspension and sets more aggressive shifts for the Tiptronic transmission.
We would trade both of them in for a "normal" driving mode, programmed for less aggressive shifts than Sport but more aggressive than Eco.
For "An Inconvenient Sequel," Gore crafted a three-hour presentation on clean energy investment, and scheduled roughly a dozen screenings in Geneva, London, New York, Palo Alto, Sao Paulo, Paris and India for top executives at firms such as BlackRock, Capricorn Investment Group and Citigroup to encourage aggressive shifts away from fossil fuel ventures and toward solar and wind infrastructure.
Ferris was in inspirational form once more, producing a string of magnificent tackles against Scotland in a typically aggressive defensive shift.
