The phrase "aggressively picked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something was chosen or selected with a strong or forceful approach.
Example: "The team aggressively picked the best candidates for the job, ensuring only the most qualified individuals were considered."
Alternatives: "vigorously selected" or "forcefully chosen".
They systematically pushed into new territory, aggressively picking fights with tribal militia, government forces, and al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) militants, and established some degree of control in at least nine of Yemen's 22 provinces.
When the people returned about 3 hours later, Santino advanced toward them, holding two stones, but he did not act aggressively, even picking up an apple from the water surrounding the island and nonchalantly munching on it.
"The idea that the virus had evolved into this neurotropic pathogen was very aggressively put forward, everybody picked up on it," says Dr. Rosenfeld.
According to the court filing, hundreds of products have used the Veronica name with permission, and the company "aggressively and selectively" picks the items they work with.
He went out aggressively and had he not picked up a penalty then would have won gold.
Former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko* and her Fatherland party, which took an aggressively patriotic stance in the campaign, picked up an embarrassing 5%.
A common sight at lower elevations were coffee plants, which grow aggressively there; Hiipaka staff members have even picked and roasted their own beans.
Clinton occasionally appeared bemused as Republicans picked up the pace and aggressively questioned her. .
While he never found the end zone, McCarron threw aggressively downfield and often at Mathieu, whom Alabama clearly picked on at times.
Pressure has been mounting on both companies for months, with each aggressively asking viewers to pick a side - theirs - in television, newspaper and Web ads.
