The phrase "aggressive strikes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sports, military actions, or any situation where forceful actions are being described.
Example: "The boxer delivered aggressive strikes that left his opponent reeling in the ring."
Alternatives: "forceful blows" or "intense attacks".
The "New and improved" Fandango gave Reigns a run for his money with a series of aggressive strikes but it was not enough to keep the powerhouse down.
Many in the middle and upper classes, recalling the Paris Commune of some six years earlier, assumed that the aggressive strikes had been organized communist insurrections.
The big question haunting Microsoft is when sales of its old-line products like Windows and Office will come back and fuel the company's aggressive strikes into areas like search, mobile device software and online business applications.
Russell Doane was dangerous early, attacking Pedro Munhoz with aggressive strikes and landing some big shots.
This summer, the robbers have become more aggressive, striking nearly every weekend, often along busy commercial strips.
In a sign of the new militancy of organized labor, the 60,000-member Rail, Maritime and Transport union on Wednesday elected as its new leader Bob Crow, 42, a former Communist who campaigned on a platform advocating an aggressive strike policy and the renationalization of the transportation industry.
Uber is planning an aggressive strike against mounting competition in the on-demand transportation market, as it will lower fares for its low-cost UberX service by as much as 25percentt in San Francisco.
They crawl awkwardly in these situations and can become quite aggressive, striking wildly at anything that moves, although they are unable to coil and strike in the manner of terrestrial snakes.
But I thought I was aggressive, throwing strikes, and the ball came out of my hand pretty good".
"They come to America where they are expected to be more aggressive, throw strikes all the time.
He added, "It encouraged them to be more aggressive with strikes" — drone attacks in Yemen and Pakistan — "and even stronger supporters of maintaining things like the Patriot Act".
