The phrase "aggressive theory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a theory that advocates for assertive or forceful approaches in a particular field, such as psychology, business, or social sciences.
Example: "The aggressive theory of negotiation suggests that being assertive can lead to better outcomes in business deals."
Alternatives: "assertive theory" or "forceful theory".
Written last October and this January, they broadly repudiated the aggressive theory of virtually unlimited commander-in-chief power at the heart of Mr. Yoo's memorandums.
"We have a very aggressive theory about our jurisdiction, but we don't have a theory that gets us to London," Mr. Cuomo said.
Mr. Richman said that would be unlikely for Mr. Yoo, who had pushed an aggressive theory of presidential power long before the administration recruited him.
Many prefaced their works with introductions warning the reader of the explicit contents within, and enjoined them to be serious and detached critics, to try to desexualize the figures with aggressive theory.
The indictment "pushes some pretty aggressive theories", Falzone said.
Indeed, experts said, the charge brought against Mr. Delainey, coupled with the statements of fact presented in the indictment, signals that the government has adopted a new and aggressive criminal theory for the prosecution of the Enron case.
He criticized the government's "very very aggressive conspiracy theory that was pushing its already generous elasticity to its outer limits," as well as the government's discovery process, which he said had "no place in a federal courtroom".
With chapters such as "Genesmanship", "Battle of the Sexes", and "Nice Guys Finish First", he tackled concepts of altruism and selfishness, the evolution of aggressive behaviour, kinship theory, sex ratio theory, reciprocal altruism, deceit, and the natural selection of sex differences.
Do you tend to mirror the student's passive aggression and end up behaving in uncharacteristic, conflict-fueling ways or are you more likely to respond with anger, blowing up and proving the passive aggressive child's theory that anger is a dangerous emotion?
According to this theory, aggressive tumours are associated with shorter delays because they are easier to appraise (Neal, 2009).
"The Bush administration came up with a pretty aggressive, bordering on bizarre, theory of inherent authority that had no boundaries," Graham told me one day last summer in his Senate office.
