The phrase "aggressively growing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is expanding or increasing rapidly and with intensity, often in a business or economic context.
Example: "The tech startup is aggressively growing its market share, outpacing its competitors."
Alternatives: "rapidly expanding" or "swiftly increasing".
"This was such a shock," he added, acknowledging, "ever since 1976, we've been aggressively growing through acquisitions".
"We show that vaccination with such polytope mRNA vaccines induces potent tumour control and complete rejection of established aggressively growing tumours in mice," they said.
However, there are now a dozen or more cycad nurseries in the states, aggressively growing new plants either from legally obtained seed or as offsets.
One could argue that it's a good fit for Discovery, having been aggressively growing out its international channels and said publicly it wants to develop both its paid business and free to air".
We are aggressively growing out the National Lampoon humor network.
They all became so obsessed with aggressively growing revenue or minimizing costs that they destroyed substantial value in their businesses.
"Our strategy is to aggressively grow the company at least 20percentto25percentcent per year," she added.
It has aggressively grown by hiring star lawyers from other firms with the promise of lucrative pay guarantees.
We have deliberately managed our holdings to decline, while many others have exploited the law to aggressively grow their holdings.
He didn't quite say it, but the implication was clear: is this the guy who will aggressively grow the economy?
Jacobs said that he and Adelson had discussed the God of Gamblers case, and the allegation that triads were involved with Sands's casinos; over Jacobs's objections, he said, Adelson sought to "aggressively grow the junket business" anyway.
