The phrase "aggressively examine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a thorough and intense analysis or scrutiny of a subject or issue.
Example: "The researchers decided to aggressively examine the data to uncover any hidden patterns."
Alternatives: "thoroughly investigate" or "intensely analyze".
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City and federal authorities, in announcing those charges, said they were also aggressively examining the nonprofit groups that council members finance.
WellPoint "has aggressively examined the marketplace," he said, and is getting ready to compete for customers in highly regulated exchanges, where it must offer coverage even to people with serious medical conditions.
That appears to be the bottom line of an independent committee that reported today that Science could have more aggressively examined two papers on stem cells that turned out to be fake.
Edwards contends that the united front of political and regulatory bodies discouraged scientists at public agencies and institutions from aggressively examining the crisis.
Raghuvir Pandya, the state prosecutor in Ms. Sheikh's case, has been widely criticized for failing to aggressively cross-examine the witnesses who recanted.
During the trial his victims were reportedly aggressively cross-examined on their use of marijuana, drinking, thefts and suspended drivers' licenses in an attempt to question their credibility.
A defense lawyer aggressively cross-examined a government informer in federal court on Monday about scores of conversations he had with James Cromitie, charged with conspiring to bomb synagogues and shoot down military planes last year.
Prosecutors in the trial of a man charged in the killing of Nixzmary Brown went on the defensive for the first time on Tuesday, aggressively cross-examining a medical expert called by the defense who had disputed the prosecution's theory that long-term abuse helped cause the girl's death.
One girl - who had been sold to men across England since the age of 13 - was aggressively cross-examined for 12 days by seven different defence barristers.
Cogan explained the situation to Guzman, noting that it could mean his public defenders would be unable to aggressively cross-examine the witnesses during a trial or use helpful information from the previous cases in his defense.
