"aggressive threat" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific threat that is particularly forceful or intimidating. For example, "The neighbor made an aggressive threat to take legal action if the barking wasn't stopped immediately."
"They probably see that as a more aggressive threat".
Perceived as an awkward, sometimes aggressive, threat to cricket's erstwhile-white custodians, Pakistani cricketers were often viewed with suspicion or disdain.
"In one place and in one regime we find all these dangers in their most lethal and aggressive forms, exactly the kind of aggressive threat the United Nations was born to confront," he said.
The sirens that lurk in the background of Life Round Here on record are turned up and brought forward to become an aggressive threat, an urban soundtrack made intensely real.
SEOUL, South Korea — In the first aggressive threat by North Korea since a new leadership hierarchy was announced last month, the North vowed to attack South Korea if the South resumed a propaganda war along their border, the North's official Korean Central News Agency said Friday.
We also see a reduction in canine size that might be associated with behavioral shifts in male competition and aggressive threat displays.
China has been willing to back off from aggressive threats to see how far Taiwan's economic needs will push it into the mainland's fold.
Since the board chose Dr. Fernandes last week, the faculty has issued a vote of no-confidence in her; the chairwoman of the board has stepped down, citing "aggressive threats" she has received; and the board has spent the last few days not celebrating the end of another academic year, but holed up with protesters and mediators.
Both aggressive (threats) and affiliative interactions (exploratory pecking and beak pecking) were more frequent in small (10) than in large (20, 40) GS (P < 0.05) regardless of PA (PA, P > 0.05; GS × PA, P > 0.05).
Here, the mechanical interaction between the ganoid armor of the predatory fish Polypterus senegalus and one of its current most aggressive threats, a toothed biting attack by a member of its own species (conspecific), is simulated and studied.
After seven exhausting years of dealing with aggressive threats of litigation, demands for fast payment and being the perpetual bearer of bad (and expensive) news to my senior management, I was ready for a change.
