The phrase "aggressively dismissing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is rejecting or disregarding something in a forceful or intense manner.
Example: "The manager was aggressively dismissing any concerns raised by the employees during the meeting."
Alternatives: "blatantly rejecting" or "vehemently dismissing".
What makes this story fascinating is the truculence of Dan Snyder, the team's owner, who has aggressively dismissed the prospect of a name-change.
The campaign, meanwhile, has aggressively dismissed other questions about Mr. Trump's giving by claiming that he has donated tens of millions to charity over his lifetime.
Further escalating his three-day showdown with the British newspaper and its entertainment-based website, Mail Online, now the world's most-read internet paper, Clooney on Friday aggressively dismissed the title as "the worst kind of tabloid".
But Mr Babis - prickly, plain-speaking - has aggressively dismissed the claims as part of a co-ordinated campaign by his rivals in the political establishment.
In Shrill, West recalls how a subset of the male-dominated industry aggressively dismissed her views on how to tell a rape joke without being a dick.
The question was phrased not aggressively but hypothetically, as part of an adoring (if boring) hourlong documentary, which showed him looking youthful as ever, lifting weights, swimming laps at his residence and dismissing his critics with customary zeal.
Graham Spanier, the former president of Penn State who was dismissed earlier this month, argued aggressively for the exemption back in 2007, declaring it needed to protect donor information, intellectual property rights and deals that the university struck with companies it spins off.
Among them is fitness author and YouTube personality Bryan Hawn, who told Instinct magazine that DiMaggio aggressively grabbed him and, when the advances were dismissed, verbally berated him at a gay club in Los Angeles last year.
We intend to aggressively defend ourselves, and we're confident the court will dismiss the complaint in due course".
