The phrase "aggressively determined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is fiercely resolute or tenacious in pursuing their goals or objectives.
Example: "Despite the numerous setbacks, she remained aggressively determined to achieve her dreams."
Alternatives: "fiercely committed" or "intensely driven".
"We are deeply concerned by these allegations and are working aggressively to determine what happened".
In a call with investors, Mr. Duke said, "We are working aggressively to determine what happened, and we will take appropriate action if violations of the law or our policies occurred".
Law enforcement officials are to be commended for their perseverance in tracking down Mr. Kopp, but Mr. Ashcroft will have to build on this success by moving aggressively to determine if the more radical elements of the anti-abortion movement aid and abet criminal activities.
"We are moving aggressively to determine the accuracy of these claims.
Surely, the international community wouldn't choose someone as high-profile as Mr. Blair as its envoy if it wasn't determined to aggressively confront the long-running Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
News organizations in receipt of leaked documents are increasingly confronting tough decisions about what to publish, and are defending their practices in court and in the court of public opinion, not to mention before an administration determined to aggressively prosecute leakers.
But with the Bloc Quebecois basically moribund in Ottawa and the Parti Quebecois on the ropes at home, the aggressively federalist Couillard has determined that now is a good time to finally address the problem.
But Guangdong officials, perhaps motivated by the harsh criticism they received for their botched handling of the initial outbreak last year, seemed determined to act aggressively.
But he said his work had often prevented him from doing what he was determined to do: aggressively fight illegal logging.
