The phrase "aggressively communicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one intends to convey a message or information in a forceful or assertive manner.
Example: "In order to ensure that our message is heard, we need to aggressively communicate our goals to the team."
Alternatives: "assertively convey" or "forcefully express".
"Bahia is going to communicate aggressively all its products to specific target markets for the first time ever," Mr. Veciana said.
I think people believe there's a better way to do things, and that's why I think the right candidate communicating aggressively over sustained period of time can win".
"People get used to communicating aggressively and openly with each other".
Why don't you get off your lazy duff and get your own clean shirt?" Both people are communicating aggressively.
New haven for street children in Georgia TBILISI, Georgia, 29 June 2005 - It's hard to believe, but just three years ago, young Lela Gabisonia was homeless and begging on the street, behaving aggressively, and barely able to communicate.
Accordingly, marketing activities were not designed to aggressively acquire new customers but to communicate a desirable reputation for reliable service (e.g., "Established since…") to convert reached consumers into regular customers before competitors could do so.
"The economic downturn means fewer people are doing more work and people under pressure tend to communicate more emotionally and more aggressively than they normally would," he said.
Even if you have learned to respond aggressively or passively, you can still learn to communicate assertively and respectfully.
Art in the 90s was aggressively individual and iconic - its intent was to communicate something about the maker's life and feelings.
"The Internet is offering all sorts of capabilities to do things faster, whether it is work with our supply base, deal with the customer in order-fulfillment more aggressively, how we make our own decisions, how we communicate with each other," says Wagoner. "We just need to lead in that whole e-business area".
