The phrase "aggressive surge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and intense increase in something, such as energy, activity, or emotions.
Example: "The aggressive surge in demand for electric vehicles has caught many manufacturers off guard."
Alternatives: "forceful increase" or "intense rise".
Islamist fighters overran Diabaly a week ago, the closest they have come to Bamako in an aggressive surge this month.
These are commendable things; but they are not a clinching recipe for the aggressive surge in productivity, exports, wages and regional rebalancing Britain needs.
Back at an Adobe press briefing (embedded below) with CTO Kevin Lynch, Adobe's aggressive surge in the mobile space took a great deal of the hour.
Cardiff, though, showed renewed resolve after the break, epitomised by Kelvin Etuhu's aggressive surges from midfield.
Large sections of the crowd were now pulling for Fish and the American responded with some hugely aggressive tennis, surging to the net at every opportunity.
The country is in the grip of three emerging flu or flulike epidemics: an early start to the annual flu season with an unusually aggressive virus, a surge in a new type of norovirus, and the worst whooping cough outbreak in 60 years.
Most thyroid cancers are so slow-growing and curable that early detection would not improve their prognosis, he said, while a rarer form of thyroid cancer is so aggressive that a surge in screening would be unlikely to have an impact on the death rate.
Djokovic also struggled to apply much pressure to Nadal's serve, but he found his range on returns in the second set and evened the match with a surge of aggressive shotmaking.
"This stuff has dramatically increased and changed, largely hidden from public view". The surge in aggressive data gathering is obvious to anyone who has cruised the Internet lately, although no one really monitors precisely how such information is used.
"I just became more aggressive," James said of his surge.
"The Iraq war is where the policy differences became pretty difficult to deal with," said Mr. Graham, speaking of Mr. McCain's aggressive push for the 2007 surge of American forces in Iraq and Mr. Hagel's unsuccessful fight against that escalation.
