The phrase 'aggressively prevent' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that a person or organization is taking an active role in stopping something from happening. For example, "The police are aggressively preventing gang violence in our city."
Territorial ravens, on the other hand, are interested in keeping nonbreeders away from their food sources and aggressively prevent young birds from giving 'haa' calls (Heinrich & Marzluff 1991).
In crickets, male harassment is known to reduce female longevity [ 81], males will also attempt to sequester females into burrows [ 82, 83], mate guard [ 84, 85] and may aggressively prevent spermatophore detachment [ 86].
Another example would be to aggressively prevent or reverse the establishment of invasive non-native species that threaten native species or impede current ecosystem function (Baron and others 2008).
In the Bush years, federal regulators not only failed to protect borrowers, they aggressively prevented the states from doing it.
In the second experiment a sib male is in competition with a non sib and it might behave more aggressively preventing a non kin male from mating with the female.
Second, if it is possible to reduce the mortality of patients with DM and first ACS to a rate comparable to patients without DM, can we maintain this achievement by more aggressively preventing further CV events?
Unlike the example of age-related health differences, disparities in health outcomes across racial/ethnic groups could be aggressively prevented.
They will need to price it pretty aggressively, to prevent a huge first day spike.
Both parties want to show that they are working aggressively to prevent the risky practices that led to the worst recession since the Great Depression.
He advised prosecutors to deal severely with anyone who took part in such attacks and said the police would act aggressively to prevent "all acts and all attempted acts that are racist in character or anti-Semitic".
In a case at Vanderbilt University in 1999, a man was mistakenly given a lung transplant from a donor with the wrong blood type, but doctors there treated him aggressively to prevent rejection, and he survived.
