"aggressive version" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It describes something that is more intense, forceful, or assertive compared to another version. Example: The company released an aggressive version of their new product, featuring a bold design and enhanced features to compete with its competitors.
The remaining 25 percent have a more aggressive version of the disease, which the experts said should be treated more aggressively from the start, with Velcade followed by stem cell collection.
A suitably aggressive version of his song "Kill for Peace".
Much given to pontificating, he is like a venal and aggressive version of Woody Allen's character in Broadway Danny Rose.
Lyth is a natural strokeplayer while the 2016 model Lees is a more aggressive version of his 2015 self.
This is a more aggressive version of a sort of tax "harmonization" that other reform proposals have aimed for.
In 2015 and 2016, four patients developed an aggressive version of a common fungal infection called aspergillus; another three possibly had the infection.
Others wanted more aggressive versions of existing options.
In recent years, several more aggressive versions of TCP have been proposed which leave the Additive Increase Multiplicative Decrease (AIMD) paradigm.
Then some classical Romantic fantasias, leading into aggressive versions of Thelonious Monk's "Think of One" and Freddie Hubbard's "Birdlike".
A wittier and more passive-aggressive version of this rude put-down is the website www.lmgtfy.com, which allows you to send your interlocutor a custom-made link saying "Let Me Google That For You" and doing so.
Among these is female empowerment, as the enlightened Tony appoints his long-time secretary Virginia "Pepper Potts Gwyneth Paltrowow looking uncannily like a less passive-aggressive version of Mia Farrow) as the CEO of his corporation.
