The phrase "aggressively encourage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a strong or forceful approach to motivating or persuading someone to take action or adopt a certain behavior.
Example: "The manager decided to aggressively encourage the team to meet their sales targets by implementing new incentives."
Alternatives: "strongly promote" or "vigorously support".
Israel continues to aggressively encourage fertility, spending more than $60 million a year on publicly funded fertility treatments and operating more fertility clinics per capita than any other country in the world.
Arguably, if New York is going to be the place that does everything in its power to keep you from having that second extra-large Pepsi, then it ought to also be the place that does not so aggressively encourage a recreation whose most elite professional players often look as though they should be given gift certificates to Jenny Craig.
Five years ago, when the Endangered Species Act was under attack by business groups, the Clinton Administration began to aggressively encourage the use of "habitat conservation plans," or H.C.P.'s, on private lands, which are estimated to provide habitat to 80percentt of all protected species.
On the domestic side, there is very little that is currently being implemented to aggressively encourage battery energy advancement.
Apple has told the Wall Street Journal that it "plans to more aggressively encourage people" to turn two-factor authentication on and use stronger passwords.
Peter Fontaine writes in The Electricity Journal that the government should aggressively encourage battery fuel advancement via provision of tax benefits for using battery fuel, and creation of more funds and monetary awards for companies that advance battery technology.
The government aggressively encourages such contributions by setting a premium price for those who buy rooftop-generated solar electricity.
Evidence at the trial showed The Sunday Times aggressively encouraging Ms. Pryce to join in an effort to end Mr. Huhne's career.
Beyond Our Means tells for the first time how other nations aggressively encouraged their citizens to save by means of special savings institutions and savings campaigns.
Digital music is still sold that way, on CDs, even though the music industry is aggressively encouraging the use of digital restrictions management services such as Spotify.
Churning, the agency said, resembled "loan flipping" where lenders aggressively encouraged homeowners to refinance their mortgages a practice that generated rich fee income for the banks but little benefit for homeowners.
