The phrase "aggressively applied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or approach that is forcefully or intensely implemented in a particular context.
Example: "The new marketing strategy was aggressively applied to capture a larger market share."
Alternatives: "intensively implemented" or "forcefully executed".
Residents have aggressively applied for state preservation money, and more than 3,000 acres are now protected from development.
Or the audience applause that bracketed the exchange, the rousing audience cheers for an aggressively applied death penalty?
On the one hand, there is an open-space program that officials have aggressively applied to preserve about half of the township's land.
Fauve artists used pure, brilliant colour aggressively applied straight from the paint tubes to create a sense of an explosion on the canvas.
If aggressively applied the Clean Air Act could severely restrict the demand for fossil fuels across the entire energy and transportation sectors.
Health authorities there are aggressively applying the lessons they learned from SARS.
Many experts theorize that the jump reflects that doctors are more aggressively applying the diagnosis to children, and not that the incidence of the disorder has increased.
The Government's position in Durant only goes to show that it will continue to aggressively apply the law by making distinctions that sometimes are hard to justify.
Most experts believe the jump reflects the fact that doctors are more aggressively applying the diagnosis to children, not that the number of new cases has gone up.
The people of New Orleans continue to suffer because the White House has mastered the political lessons of 9/11 and aggressively applies them, but is unwilling, uninterested or unable to grasp the human ones.
Coupa, a company focused on Business Spend Management, has been aggressively applying AI and ML to all aspects of its platform.
