The phrase "aggressively acquiring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is describing a forceful or assertive approach to obtaining something, such as assets, customers, or market share.
Example: "The company is aggressively acquiring smaller firms to expand its market presence."
Alternatives: "vigorously obtaining" or "forcefully securing".
A little over a decade ago, Jim Hedges, a retired investment banker, began aggressively acquiring photos from the Warhol Foundation.
It is hard to believe that DVDs might disappear, but just in case we're aggressively acquiring older DVDs and current foreign films with limited DVD releases.
AOL has been aggressively acquiring properties, like Mr. Arrington's TechCrunch in 2010, in an effort to become a Web content conglomerate.
A year later, Alsop Architects was bought in its entirety by SMC, a publicly listed new architectural group that was then aggressively acquiring small regional British practices.
In the last 10 years, Tyco, a conglomerate based in Bermuda, has built itself into one of the world's largest companies by aggressively acquiring hundreds of smaller competitors.
If Zuckerberg is interested in decentralization of power, he might wish to address his company's pattern of aggressively acquiring its competitors – or simply copying their features.
MR. KOTICK and Mr. Kelly moved the company to Santa Monica, Calif., and aggressively acquired development studios.
Facebook's response to this challenge so far has been to aggressively acquire companies focused on mobile, including Instagram, for which it paid $1 billion in April.
"This is a rare opportunity for Japanese companies to aggressively acquire foreign companies," Hiroshi Mikitani, Rakuten's founder and chief executive, said in a recent interview.
Under the leadership of Jack Lane and then David Ross, it aggressively acquired works by artists like Piet Mondrian, Ren?agritte, Mark Rothko and Robert Rauschenberg to fill its new galleries.
Since then, 3Com has continued to fall further behind its rival Cisco, which has aggressively acquired technology it needed to keep ahead of other competitors.
