The phrase "aggressive terrain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a landscape or environment that is harsh, challenging, or difficult to navigate, often in a metaphorical sense as well.
Example: "The soldiers had to adapt quickly to the aggressive terrain, which was filled with steep cliffs and dense forests."
Alternatives: "hostile landscape" or "rugged environment".
But Breck offers several things even mighty Vail can't match, most notably tons of very aggressive expert terrain, a historic town, and lots of choices for ski-in/ski-out lodging, especially in an unrivaled selection of luxury homes.
Everyone says it's the one race all mountain bikers should try – the terrain is more aggressive than the UK, the danger level is higher, and with all the helicopters, noise and photographers there's a certain glamour to it.
But Voeckler, who claimed the overall lead Sunday with an aggressive ride through the rolling terrain of the Massif Central, was under no illusions that this Tour would keep providing him the same kind of results, with more difficult days ahead in the mountain passes of the Pyrenees.
Even this terrain is less aggressive than at most other big resorts, so if you are looking to try a double black chute or bowl for the first time, Deer Valley is a great choice.
Cruise control is not good in hilly terrain, or where uphills produce aggressive driving and too much regenerative braking on downhills.
Faced with an aggressive local prosecutor muscling his way into their terrain, the S.E.C., the New York Stock Exchange (N.Y.S.E ., and the National Association of Securities Dealers (N.A.S.D).
For less aggressive resort skiers, it provides better access to intermediate terrain, something has grown dramatically here in recent years as Jackson has successfully moved beyond its image as a playground for experts only.
Solid men, the kind you'd trust your diamonds with, the drivers spoke of an Academy Awards terrain with an increase in "let's say aggressive fans" and a possible trip to fill a prescription at CVS.
This terrain provides protection from predators such as grizzly bears, which are aggressive diggers and a significant predator of the Alaska marmot (Marmota broweri) in the Brooks Range.
