The phrase "aggressively made a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action that was done with intensity or forcefulness, often in a competitive or assertive context.
Example: "She aggressively made a case for her promotion during the meeting, highlighting her achievements and contributions."
Alternatives: "forcefully created a" or "assertively presented a".
As per one of the respondent, this is one of their preferred routes to get international and helps their high technology ventures to get beyond Indian geographies though their prime focus is still towards aggressively making a mark in the Indian market.
Even Christina Aguilera, who aggressively made herself over in 2002 as a barely costumed vamp, sang about her father as a wife-beater.
Lenders attribute the success to conservative underwriting standards that did not exist in 2007, when loans were aggressively made based on projected income streams rather than a property's current cash flow.
Playing aggressively made sense, as Ms. Ushenina was trying to win the game and level the score in the match.
The Dutch pitched smartly and aggressively, made play after snazzy play, and generated just enough offense to stay alive.
After going public in 2003, the Texas thrift institution snapped up nine smaller local banks and aggressively made new loans, even in places far from its home state.
AT&T and WorldCom have aggressively made their cases known to Mexican and American officials, and have dogged the office of the United States trade representative.
This set up the Indian team for their strong showing in Beijing, where not only did Vijender Singh win his bronze, but Kumar — who fights with an unusually risky style in which he drops his defenses to attack aggressively — made it to the semifinal round by defeating the world bantamweight champion, Sergey Vodopyanov of Russia.
Former Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Chairman Sheila Bair aggressively made the case that regulators should force these changes if they are not made voluntarily.
For the Nitros, who were three days removed from a 2-0 win over Burbank in one of the program's most significant wins in years, Macias played aggressively, made nine saves and cut off myriad corner kicks and crosses to keep the match from getting out of hand.
