The phrase "aggressively focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing a strong or intense concentration on a particular task or goal.
Example: "In order to meet our deadlines, we need to aggressively focus on completing the project ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "intensely concentrate" or "sharply direct attention".
But the single most important lesson that Mr. Monahan learned was the need to aggressively focus the newly independent business on serving its customers.
The Cuccinelli campaign plans to "aggressively" focus on that message in online advertising aimed at federal employees in the state, despite Mr. McAuliffe's denial in the debate that he would shut down government.
Again and again, during the interview, he returned to the subject of the economy, saying Ms. Gillibrand, an upstate lawmaker who was appointed by Mr. Paterson to fill the seat vacated by Hillary Rodham Clinton, has failed to aggressively focus on creating jobs.
In the last few years, the German startup factory has ventured outside of its European roots to aggressively focus on emerging markets, such as Latin America, Asia, and Africa, to the chagrin of local players.
But now TechCrunch has learned that Dave McClure and co. are officially setting up shop in London with the launch of "Distro Dojo", a new three-month program for 'post-seed' startups that will aggressively focus on growth in a bid to help bridge the gap between seed funding, which is arguably becoming plentiful in the U.K., and the so-called Series A "crunch".
John chose to aggressively focus on reaching profitability under his existing business plan.
For years, market leader AOL aggressively focused on new customer acquisition.
"Moonshot" projects are already aggressively focusing on diseases and new materials, and a US-led competition is currently underway with the aim of creating a thousand new molecules.
To satisfy and respond quickly to customers' demand, many companies are now aggressively focusing on supply chain management in order to strengthen their competitiveness.
But beyond this, the United States critics are "aggressively focused on Canada," Ms. McDonald said, when the issue "is also about Australia, the Czech Republic and other countries around the world".
"When a company is aggressively focused on growth and revenue targets, they start to do things that aren't favourable to users," he said.
