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The phrase "aggressively develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to convey a strong, proactive approach to development, whether in business, technology, or personal growth.
Example: "Our team aims to aggressively develop new strategies to enhance productivity and efficiency."
Alternatives: "vigorously pursue" or "intensely cultivate".
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"It needs to aggressively develop its manufacturing sector to create more jobs".
Some in the environmental movement believe that public outrage will also push the government to aggressively develop alternatives to oil.
"Then," Mr. Caligiuri said, "we have to aggressively develop an economic vision for this city that is proactive and positive and is not simply reactive and based on having a Home Depot here and a mall there.
In an interview that lasted roughly 90 minutes, Mr. Clinton talked passionately about his plans for the annual meeting this week of his nonprofit organization and about the need to more aggressively develop green industries and improve educational opportunities for women around the world.
At the White House, officials formally released the first comprehensive rationale for pre-emptive strikes against nations that aggressively develop biological, chemical or nuclear weapons, and made the argument that the United States had to remain the world's unchallenged military power.
Dishman said society has no choice but to aggressively develop such technology as 76 million baby boomers begin to turn 65 in 2011.
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I quite aggressively developed a relationship with Todd".
Following the lead of Israel, the United States has aggressively developed UAVs.
Instead, they see Cargill, with $60 billion in annual revenue, as aggressively developing its activities in Brazil at their expense.
Christophe Sinclair, chief executive of Mattel, said the company was "aggressively developing plans to offset the Disney Princess revenue gap".
Israel and China are aggressively developing and marketing drones, and Russia, Iran, India, Pakistan and several other countries are not far behind.
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