The phrase "aggressive voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tone or manner of speaking that is forceful, confrontational, or assertive, often in a negative context.
Example: "During the meeting, her aggressive voice made it clear that she was not open to any suggestions."
Alternatives: "hostile tone" or "forceful manner".
Since campaigning began, IDS has been the most aggressive voice in the Out gang.
"He is an aggressive voice, and I respect the moral authority of that voice".
It pains me to say this because he is a loud and aggressive voice for those in his district and in the country who don't have one.
The aggressive voice Clarence adopts to dupe his new crew is amusing at first, but grows tiresome as he continues to grossly exaggerate it for cheap laughs.
With an aggressive voice at odds with his usually placid demeanour, Roman Abramovich was sworn into the witness box at London's Commercial Court yesterday – and, in Russian, denounced the claim for $6bn £3.5bnn) of his money as "wholly without merit".
The magazine earned a reputation for championing musicians like Devendra Banhart and Joanna Newsom of the so-called freak folk scene, and for an aggressive voice rarely seen in mainstream publications these days.
In 2003, the company was approached by the Dutch national railroad, which wanted to be able to detect several kinds of sound that might indicate trouble in stations and on trains (glass-breaking, graffiti-spraying, and aggressive voices).
Administration officials have said that Ms. Shaaban and Vice President Farouk al-Sharaa have seemed more receptive to calls for reform, though their influence appears to pale before more aggressive voices in the ruling elite, particularly Mr. Assad's brother Maher, who heads the elite Republican Guard and Fourth Division.
"We have also examined an aggressive bundling scenario, which reinforces our non-consensus view that aggressive voice-over-IP bundling would be destructive to returns and appears unlikely, said Bilotti.
Not only did this help prevent the louder and more aggressive voices from dominating, it also forced participants with opposing viewpoints to sit at the same table and address each other's concerns face to face.
Rose's central characters share the pained, passive-aggressive voice of the obsessed.
