The phrase "aggressively improve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one aims to enhance or develop something with a strong and determined approach.
Example: "Our goal is to aggressively improve our customer service to ensure complete satisfaction."
Alternatives: "rapidly enhance" or "intensely develop".
In going forward we need to keep all options on the table and we need to aggressively improve the circumstances associated with each type of primary energy.
Second, modern database storage managers aggressively improve locality through clustering, hide I/O latencies using prefetching, and parallelize disk accesses using data striping.
And last season, when Nathan and Morneau hinted that Mauer might leave if the Twins did not aggressively improve the club, Smith acquired shortstop Orlando Cabrera at the trade deadline and relief pitchers Jon Rauch and Ron Mahay in August.
In this situation, we may aggressively improve the utilization efficiency of idle spectrums to facilitate data transmissions of urgent UWB applications.
Our only defense against the crushing weight of these forces will be to aggressively improve efficiency.
Their bottom of the barrel ratings led Temkin to observe in a press release that their looming merger "has the potential to become a mega-monster if the new firm doesn't aggressively improve its customer experience".
A C program for aggressively improving the quality of tetrahedral meshes, making them suitable for finite element analysis.
Marquee shows tend to be nurtured more carefully and promoted more aggressively, improving the odds that viewers will tune in at least once.
Thus, patients at risk of AKI could be treated more aggressively, improving septic shock outcomes.
They're aggressively improving their mobile platform, and will be expanding into Android soon.
Since then, fake tech support companies have aggressively improved their digital tactics by studying and copying the techniques of cybercriminals.
