The phrase "aggressive water" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing water that is forceful or has a strong impact, such as in environmental science or descriptions of natural phenomena.
Example: "The aggressive water of the river eroded the banks significantly during the storm."
Alternatives: "forceful water" or "powerful water".
For Ford Motor and its 166,000 global employees, these aggressive water conservation measures have resulted in a 62% reduction in water consumption since 2000.
The use of recycled water for landscape, aggressive water management practices on the grounds, drought tolerant landscape and a transportation demand management program are a few of the attributes of our Redwood City sustainability program.
The program -- which is coupled with an aggressive water conservation requirement -- is designed to protect owners of high-density buildings from significant increases in water bills that could result when the buildings are billed on a metered basis.
The agency has an aggressive water recycling program, which cleans and resupplies 52 million gallons of water a day for an immediate second use, on farms, in factories and commercial laundries, in recharging the area's groundwater.
As the river levels rose swiftly and the corps continued a series of aggressive water releases, observed increases in the level of the Cumberland "far outpaced" the forecasts, the report said.
Furthermore, the undersaturation by calcite indicates a chemically aggressive water able to dissolve limestone.
California went through an aggressive water-management construction period between the 1930s through the late 1970s.
Richer cities have shown an impressive ability to adapt to water scarcity and shortages: Las Vegas, for example, has become highly water-efficient, in part because of aggressive water-use restrictions.
Without aggressive watering, many lawns go into drought stress in July.
And seeing as the U.S. economy is roughly 70percentt consumer spending, that is something to be worried about if you're in the business of getting consumers to spend money on, say, hyper-aggressive water guns.
For the second game the players once again entered the hyper-aggressive waters of the Sicilian Sveshnikov, as they had done in game eight, 10 and 12.
