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The phrase "aggressive treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in medical contexts to describe a treatment approach that is intense or forceful, often used for serious conditions.
Example: "The doctors decided on an aggressive treatment plan to combat the patient's advanced cancer."
Alternatives: "intensive treatment" or "assertive therapy".
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But aggressive treatment can lower the risks.
More aggressive treatment of high triglyceride levels.
A respirator and other aggressive treatment?
Instead, they continue to get aggressive treatment.
The aggressive treatment has taken its toll.
Aggressive treatment of mild heart attacks saves lives.
Hospitals are geared toward providing aggressive treatment, he said.
"They would always opt for the most aggressive treatment".
Michael Gove accused of "undemocratic and aggressive" treatment of school.
The financial incentives in modern medicine also encourage aggressive treatment.
B. Carol's longtime doctor diagnoses her with a serious illness and recommends immediate, aggressive treatment.
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