The phrase "aggressive utility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a utility or service that is assertive or forceful in its approach or functionality.
Example: "The software's aggressive utility allows users to optimize their workflows without any delays."
Alternatives: "assertive functionality" or "forceful utility".
Key recommendations: aggressive utility pilot projects using advanced technologies that can measuremeter the energy saved due to specific retrofit measures; state programs that can rely on these methods to offer pay-for-performance efficiency incentives that can encourage large-scale, capital market investment.
Ashok Gupta, director of the air and energy program for the Natural Resources Defense Council, based in New York City, said that "Green Levittown is an excellent start but needs to be matched with aggressive utility and tax incentives," and, eventually, stricter building codes.
The presence of passenger vehicles of hybrid architecture, public transport powered by cleaner fuels, non-aggressive utility vehicles and an encouraging social awareness, are bringing to light a new scenario where conventional and advanced solutions will be in force.
Mr. Parker said the risk of big disappointments was lower in sectors where expectations were not so aggressive, like utilities, health care and telecommunications services.
G.M. recently acquired the Hummer brand, placing a big bet that the decade-long trend toward ever larger and more aggressive-looking sport utility vehicles would continue.
United States utilities have been among the most aggressive purchasers of British utilities, taking over seven of the country's 12 highly profitable power-distribution companies.
While some states have given regulators explicit authority to take an aggressive stance with a utility provider and its affiliates, Montana has not, Mr. Rowe said, though he added, "We always assert that we do have that authority".
The cars were still very good, but given the aggressive market turn toward utility vehicles, Hyundai simply had too many car models in its lineup.
But when asked whether Chrysler was trying to imitate the aggressive appearance of sport utilities, Mr. McKinnon grew defensive.
Using machine learning and advanced data analytics, IBM is making an aggressive push to give utilities, plant managers, and grid operators clearer guidance on what their arrays will put out today, tomorrow, next week, and even months from now.
Under EPA's aggressive compliance timelines, most utilities had already spent billions of dollars to comply with MATS before the Supreme Court issued its decision on the merits.
