The phrase "aggressive shot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as sports, photography, or discussions about assertive actions or approaches.
Example: "The photographer captured an aggressive shot of the athlete mid-action, showcasing their intensity and determination."
Alternatives: "forceful shot" or "intense shot".
If we can believe Mr. Klein's giant contact sheets at Cowles Gallery, he not only staged aggression and chaos in the streets but also invariably picked the most aggressive shot in the roll to print.
That's a very aggressive shot, the sort that forces involuntary cries in celebration of its brilliance.
He's a big hitter, an aggressive shot maker, and a very respectable putter.
It was a floating hook in the paint, as per his coach's instruction, but it was not an aggressive shot.
Hence there are times when even they cannot resist the temptation to assert themselves with a prematurely aggressive shot.
A single puts Rogers on strike, and then he hits his first aggressive shot of the innings, a drive down the ground.
In the end, Djokovic's solid returning and relentless ground game wore down Tsonga's aggressive shot-making.
But with a sequence of strong returns and bold, aggressive shot-making, Peliwo reeled off the next five points to break, screaming exhortations of "Yes!" and "C'mon, let's go go go!" after each point.
Even though he has lost in the quarterfinals at Wimbledon in his last two visits, he maintains that this should be his time of year: a time when playing conditions are quicker; a time when aggressive shot-making reaps more rewards; a time when he can tie Pete Sampras and William Renshaw for the men's record by winning his seventh Wimbledon title.
"I delivered the best when I needed to, and I came up with good serves and aggressive shots when the opportunity was presented," he said.
Instead of succumbing to negativity, Blake kept his composure and continued to make aggressive shots, a critical quality on this quick court.
