The phrase "aggressive solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a forceful or assertive approach to solving a problem is being discussed.
Example: "The team proposed an aggressive solution to tackle the declining sales figures, aiming for a complete overhaul of the marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "assertive approach" or "forceful strategy".
After this, controlled accelerated corrosion assays in an aggressive solution medium were developed using coated steel panels.
The corrosion protection of superhydrophobic films was attributed to small area of real contact with the aggressive solution.
On the other hand, a significant effect of the temperature can be found, independently of the aggressive solution, on the impact performance and residual bending strength.
Combined wear corrosion conditions have been achieved by sliding an alumina antagonist on the lateral surface of coated steel cylinders, during their exposure to the aggressive solution.
The health care system, he said, was in need of a more aggressive solution to fundamental problems, which he had discussed, somewhat philosophically, in an interview with Technology Review in 1989.
This study aims at evaluating the impact of cerium salts (cerium chloride and cerium ammonium nitrate) on the film formation and the ageing of the coating properties during immersion in aggressive solution or humidity fluctuations in atmospheric conditions.
His defenders say that the deep-rooted problems he faces defy aggressive solutions.
As physicians and engineers, we tend towards aggressive solutions that often involve removing or destroying tissue.
Perhaps a problem so pervasive does require unusually aggressive solutions such as Islington's.
Who knows where the country will be and their appetite for taking on more aggressive solutions?
The performance of ECC was found not to be adversely affected by the aggressive solutions.
