The phrase "aggressively buy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to purchasing strategies, particularly in finance or marketing, where a strong or assertive approach to buying is emphasized.
Example: "In order to capitalize on the market dip, investors are advised to aggressively buy shares of undervalued companies."
Alternatives: "actively purchase" or "forcefully acquire".
"But we already have been much more aggressive and proactive in dealing with the problem than Japan was," he said, referring to the Federal Reserve's decision to quickly cut rates and aggressively buy government securities.
The escalation of the crisis has renewed calls, including from Spanish government authorities, for the European Central Bank to offer its own support via a program that would aggressively buy Spanish and Italian bonds.
ESPN's business strategy has been to aggressively buy the rights to as much programming as possible for as long as it can to impede the growth of rivals, including Fox and sports channels owned by NBC and CBS.
With Lisbon, Madrid and even Rome now facing a run on government debt, investors speculated that the ECB would aggressively buy even more bonds, and so flood the markets with even cheaper money.
Meanwhile, the Japanese central bank, whose announcement April 4 that it would aggressively buy longer-term bonds as part of a major bid to combat crippling deflation, is expected to hold off on any more stimulus action at its next policy meeting this week.
The tax-based argument against them is that funds that aggressively buy and sell securities generate a tremendous amount of short-term capital gains, and the higher taxes on those gains — double the long-term rate — erode the investor's after-tax return.
News Corporation has aggressively bought back stock in recent months.
Thor Equities has also been aggressively buying in the neighborhood.
Consider another recent shift in health care: hospitals have been aggressively buying up physician practices.
Finding this ineffectual, it shifted to QE, aggressively buying assets between 2001 and 2006.
The government responded by more aggressively buying land for the purpose of redistribution.
