The phrase "aggressively planning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a proactive and determined approach to planning, often implying a sense of urgency or intensity.
Example: "The team is aggressively planning the launch to ensure everything is ready ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "intensely strategizing" or "vigorously organizing".
They are moving in the other direction: aggressively planning how to further entrench and expand this war.
There, the exploitation of previously unrecoverable oil shale and natural gas deposits via hydro-fracking has pundits bragging about this country as "Saudi America" and the president aggressively planning to make "the oil weapon" a central feature in American foreign policy.
Therefore, we are aggressively planning for a 50% increase in sales the second year of business.
Conventional thinking has suggested that leadership positions go to those who aggressively plan their careers with a keen eye for building the right skills to reach top jobs.
"A corporation cannot be treated as socially responsible if it aggressively plans its tax obligations", he said.
Yet even as he embraced the aspiration rhetorically, Mr. Obama left it uncertain how aggressively he planned to push repressive regimes that did not agree.
The CEO of GreenPoint Hab Haddad and Chris are moving aggressively and plan to have all of their locations fully operational by the 4th quarter of 2017.
"I played aggressively and I plan to manage aggressively," he said.
To compound that problem, Ed Miliband is planning to aggressively go for those disenchanted voters.
In an official statement, BuzzFeed announced that they are planning to "aggressively expand" their video operations, with Ze Frank, Buzzfeed's executive vice president of video, leading the operation.
We hearing also that WhatsApp is planning to aggressively go after other unauthorized apps in the months ahead.
