The phrase "aggressively beyond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or behaviors that go beyond normal limits in a forceful or assertive manner.
Example: "The company's marketing strategy was aggressively beyond what competitors were doing, capturing a larger market share."
Alternatives: "forcefully exceeding" or "intensely surpassing".
It is a significant move for both companies, which are expanding aggressively beyond their core markets.
Google has drawn the attention of antitrust officials as it has moved aggressively beyond its dominant product — search and search advertising — into fields like online commerce and local reviews.
[C3.] Google and Yahoo Are Expanding Into Television Two ascending Internet giants, Google and Yahoo, will make plain today that they intend to move aggressively beyond the Internet browser and onto the television screen.
So Google has been moving aggressively beyond search sites to place its ads on news and information sites, using computers to pick which ads relate to each page displayed.
In the 1980's, HomeFed, like many other savings and loans, moved to expand aggressively beyond the home-loan business, entering new markets and undertaking new activities like lending for office buildings and retail developments.
Even so, many analysts are encouraged.In Guangzhou, meanwhile, after several days on strike, Southern Weekend's journalists appear to have gone back to work amid reports that a deal had been reached that would allow a return to the usual (if bizarre) system: journalists censor themselves, and censors do not intervene too aggressively beyond the daily government advisories to editors.
That trend started in the U.S. and now it's aggressively moving beyond".
The company has around 250 employees and, while many of the clones are fizzling out, Groupalia has been aggressively expanding beyond its continental European roots to Latin America.
El Paso has been aggressively moving beyond its traditional, regulated pipeline business and building a large position in natural gas gathering systems in the Gulf of Mexico and in electric power plants.
With the new $40 million in funding coming from the company's previous backers, Greycroft Partners, e.ventures, and Harbert Venture Partners, Shipt is looking to aggressively expand beyond the 47 metro areas and 20 million families it currently serves to roughly 100 cities within the next year.
In Australia, the shift occurred in the early 2000s when bikies began aggressively expanding beyond white-Australian by recruiting Middle Eastern migrants, and offering dangerous prisoners financial stability upon release while forging alliances with notorious street gangs.
