The phrase "aggressive timing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a schedule or approach that is assertive or demanding in terms of deadlines or time management.
Example: "The project requires aggressive timing to meet the client's expectations and deliver on schedule."
Alternatives: "assertive scheduling" or "intense timing".
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With the final batting bonus point still not secured, Ben Brown came to the crease with the same aggressive intent, perfectly timing a range of sweeps, reverse sweeps and back foot punches.
Full-back duo Cameron Borthwick-Jackson and Matteo Darmian were both excellent, taking up aggressive starting positions and timing their overlaps at the perfect moments.
It's also despite the revelation on Sept. 3, 2004, of illegal late trading and questionable market timing by aggressive mutual fund investors, with the full concurrence of many mutual fund managers.
Goldman was by far the most aggressive in terms of the timing and amount asked for," Phil Angelides, the chairman of the commission, said.
"You have to try to disrupt their timing, bump them, play aggressive football.
This suggests that, if an aggressive resuscitation is performed early, the timing of initial antibiotic therapy may have lesser importance.
The timing of Mr. Romney's aggressive assault on Washington was hardly ideal.
The planning of the aggressive act, the consideration of the proper timing and context, the consideration for disguise and escape all involve careful action which is usually not done well in a state of high negative emotional charge.
Aggressive investors would also have benefited from this timing model: by investing twice as much money as they would have otherwise, for example, they would have doubled the market's return while incurring no greater risk.
