The phrase "aggressive targeting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, sales strategies, or competitive tactics where a focused and assertive approach is being described.
Example: "The company's aggressive targeting of young consumers has significantly increased its market share."
Alternatives: "assertive targeting" or "intense targeting".
Choate was outraged at the aggressive targeting of children in breakfast cereal advertizing.
After eight years of excessive secrecy and aggressive targeting of reporters by prosecutors that will be a very welcome change.
After the intense scrutiny of poor fundraising practices, including the aggressive targeting of donors and the selling of data, the way charities are regulated is being overhauled.
"There will be a reassessment of whether aggressive targeting of criminal aliens through the use of federal criminal statues is an effective use of scarce law enforcement resources," Mr. Agrast said.
In the last couple of years, environmental activists have had a windfall of victories, mainly as a result of aggressive targeting of businesses by the state Department of Environmental Protection.
China has jailed a veteran journalist for leaking an internal Communist party document which urged the aggressive targeting of subversive ideological trends including support for western democratic ideals, media independence, civil society and the "universal values" of human rights.
In addition to fare reductions, the mobile ride-hailing company has been running aggressive, targeted UberX launches and promotions in cities that Lyft has recently launched in.
Aggressive targeted neoadjuvant therapy in surgically resectable patients should be considered, while those with more advanced disease may well respond to similar regimens.
"We set ourselves aggressive targets.
Bonus bonanzas, aggressive targets, Government cash and six-figure salaries.
Each would introduce aggressive targets for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.
