The phrase "aggressively designed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a product or concept that has been created with a strong emphasis on performance, aesthetics, or functionality, often implying a bold or assertive approach.
Example: "The new smartphone is aggressively designed to compete with the latest models on the market, featuring cutting-edge technology and a sleek appearance."
Alternatives: "boldly crafted" or "intensively engineered".
The picture is not as aggressively designed or as witty as "American Beauty"; nor is it as malicious as Todd Solondz's "Happiness".
"This whole line is barf," she said, pointing to a row of aggressively designed suits and dresses that her stylists had laid out.
The tyres will be fatter, the cars will be more aggressively designed and they should be four or five seconds faster, too.
And Audi A4 owners wanted a more aggressively designed car with a little more room.
The Aspire desktops range from several compact models to an aggressively designed, power-packed gaming system.
The president and his EPA have discretion over how aggressively to design those regulations.
That figure includes actual malware and high-risk apps, such as those that aggressively serve advertising designed to lead users to dubious websites.
Eight years later Hugh Hardy designed an aggressively Modernist brick structure for the site, with an angular facade that jutted out toward the street.
And an America awash in new jobs will require a political environment that respects and rewards work and aggressively pursues creative policies designed to radically expand employment.
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.
EU Environment Commissioner Karmenu Vella presented the Action Plan against Wildlife Trafficking, which is designed to aggressively target the criminal networks that have turned wildlife trafficking into a billion euro industry.
