The phrase "aggressive stuff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions, behaviors, or materials that are forceful, confrontational, or intense in nature.
Example: "The team decided to implement some aggressive stuff in their marketing strategy to capture more attention in the competitive market."
Alternatives: "intense tactics" or "forceful measures".
"In my honest estimation, I never saw any aggressive stuff happen at all.
"That's pretty aggressive stuff," said Mr. Lopez, who made clear that he did not think the Castro government was bluffing.
I wanted to make sure that next time around I had some aggressive stuff, and lots of drums!" In between All I Have and its sequel, 2005's Touch, Harrison had produced Beyoncé's blockbuster hit Crazy In Love.
"This is some of the more aggressive stuff that has been issued in the last couple of years and is not indicative of what most people have been invested in," said a portfolio manager who did not want to speak for attribution because his firm may make bids on some of the assets.
And some wonder whether aggressive stuffing of sales channels to meet short-term performance goals during that period may have contributed to the troubles his successor, David M. Thomas, encountered.
"It's always very aggressive, male stuff," said Dant. "And they really do regard the Art of War as their bible". He is referring to the 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-oldrategy by Sun Tzu.
I was aware of the hip-hop scene in Atlanta and down south, but a lot of what I remember was ultra-aggressive, violent stuff with those really bad early photoshop covers of a bunch of crazy-looking guys surrounded by diamond encrusted fonts, money and guns.
It's passive-aggressive, immature stuff," said Van Gundy.
"I think that we've all been really good about implementing what we've been working on in practice, which is being super-aggressive and stuff.
