The phrase "aggressively detect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is describing a proactive or intense approach to identifying or finding something, often in technical or security-related fields.
Example: "The software is designed to aggressively detect any potential threats to the system."
Alternatives: "actively identify" or "vigorously seek out".
"We absolutely and aggressively detect and clean malware infections no matter the source," he wrote, suggesting that the NSA hacking tools could have been picked up as malware by the anti-virus program.
ProphageFinder was used to aggressively detect prophage remnants in the genome and was run with default settings, except for hit spacing, which was set at 6,000 bp, and tRNA scan, which was enabled.
"We will work aggressively to detect any new nuclear-related efforts by Iran.
Provided that OXTR are involved in these functionalities, and provided the present association is genuine, women carrying the minor OXTR alleles could be less susceptible to the anxiety-attenuating effects of oxytocin than subjects carrying only wild-type alleles and, possibly, more prone to responding aggressively to detected threats.
In our opinion, this is important to detect and revise aggressively expanding lesions early enough to minimize soft tissue destruction.
But Mr. Jackson, who took over as deputy secretary in 2005, said it was clear that Homeland Security must move more aggressively and quickly to search for new ways to detect explosives.
But others are now left second-guessing their decisions, questioning a medical system that pressured them not only to undergo screening, but to be treated aggressively once cancer was detected.
Reading such language you might expect a show of aggressively explicit political protest and satire, but looking at the exhibition you will need an active imagination to detect such motives.
Internet firms should aggressively work to limit disinformation on their platforms by developing algorithms — perhaps driven by A.I., as suggested by Mr. Zuckerberg — that can detect disinformation and flag it for fast human review.
"Our investigators are not just looking for ways to detect cancer early, they are thinking about this question of when you find a cancer, what are the factors that might determine how aggressively it will behave," Dr. Varmus said.
For instance, after certification, if a node is detected to behave aggressively or does not obey to the network rules then its certificate is revoked or left expired.
