The phrase "aggressively commit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is expressing a strong determination or dedication to a task or goal.
Example: "In order to achieve our targets, we need to aggressively commit to our marketing strategy and execute it flawlessly."
Alternatives: "firmly dedicate" or "strongly engage".
My favourite year was 2004, when I was working in tandem with Gordon Thomson, now editor of Time Out but then my energetic and aggressively committed deputy.
His exposure to a world of music as well as to the varied influences of his father's work would eventually be showcased in his aggressively committed, politically aware band.
But Mr. Boatman said that though his company had a strong focus on mobile gaming, it was still aggressively committed to other gaming consoles and was "platform agnostic" when it came to game development.
Last week, the founder of the investment firm Muddy Waters Research issued a scathing report on a Chinese forestry company, calling it a "pump and dump" scheme that has been "aggressively committing fraud".
Its regulatory troubles began after the release of an extensive and highly negative report by Carson Block, a short-seller with Muddy Waters Research, who said the company had been "aggressively committing fraud".
The investment, while jaw-dropping, is a drop in the bucket for SoftBank, which is busily working to close its Vision Fund with $100 billion and aggressively committing its capital in the meantime.
More than any other Republican leader, Cantor was aggressively committed to the strategy of all-out opposition to President Barack Obama's agenda across the board, dating to his inauguration.
So he must meet some genuine psychopaths, ie people who behave aggressively and commit violent acts with no sense of guilt or remorse, a description that might fit a large proportion of people in southern California at large and the movie business in particular.
Iraq's government must commit to aggressively going after Shiite militias that have increasingly targeted American troops.
In an interview last year, Mr. Romney declined to commit to competing aggressively in his native Michigan, saying he would make his determination on the state of the race rather than family sentiment.
