The phrase "aggressively driving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is driving in a forceful or assertive manner, often implying a lack of caution or consideration for others on the road.
Example: "The driver was aggressively driving, weaving in and out of traffic without signaling."
Alternatives: "driving recklessly" or "driving assertively".
Furthermore, the absence of sales channel conflict enables us to continue to focus on aggressively driving top-line growth.
A dozen years after the Pentagon under Donald H. Rumsfeld began aggressively driving national security policy, the two have wholeheartedly endorsed a more restricted Pentagon role.
Both developed and developing nations are aggressively driving their tech startup agenda in an attempt to attract the biggest players such as Google, Facebook and Microsoft.
Its Web site takes a multimedia approach, aggressively driving -- even pummeling -- viewers toward its many offline properties, including pay-per-view television events ("Royal Rumble," "King of the Ring"), magazines (Extreme, Raw) and videos ("Capital Carnage," "Breakdown").
Google is aggressively driving a major update while Microsoft is between major revisions of Windows Mobile.
Its plant has a capacity of 1 million pounds, and it is aggressively driving down manufacturing costs and increasing production capacity.
Nascar: Kyle Busch gave Toyota its first win in the Nascar Sprint Cup by driving aggressively in slippery conditions.
Clocked at 95mph, they were driving aggressively—hugging each other's tails and passing each other on dangerously short stretches of straight road.
For the second time in the match, De Villiers was caught off Johnson in front of the wicket, driving aggressively when running out of partners.
And the youthful, energetic Boston Celtics, trapping and driving aggressively, were turning the game into the type of mad scramble that has so often doomed the Knicks.
In contrast, typical examples of dangerous driving given by the Crown Prosecution Service include going too fast, driving aggressively, ignoring road signs, overtaking dangerously or being avoidably and dangerously distracted.
