The phrase "aggressively processed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method of handling or dealing with something in a forceful or intense manner, often in contexts related to data, information, or tasks.
Example: "The data was aggressively processed to ensure that all relevant information was extracted in a timely manner."
Alternatives: "intensively handled" or "thoroughly managed."
The sound on "Strange Mercy" is similarly confounding: dry, compressed drums; neon synthesizer glare; aggressively processed guitars; calm, dispassionate singing.
The New York Times, reviewing the tour for her third album, 2011's Strange Mercy, which peaked at No 19 in the US charts, noted Clark's "confounding" sound: "dry, compressed drums; neon synthesiser glare; aggressively processed guitars; calm, dispassionate singing".
If the administration doesn't aggressively process applications for pardons, some older inmates could die behind bars under Trump.
It is a sensory overload their minds have been trained to process and aggressively translate into precise steering, braking and throttle adjustments.
The resulting sequences were further processed with SeqClean [ 83] and SnoWhite v1.0.3 [ 84] to remove low quality, short, and contaminant sequences, and to aggressively trim polyA/T sequences.
The Princeton team's ambitious and aggressively accelerated development process was in line with an unofficial motto that guides Facebook's culture — "Move fast and break things," said Zhou.
With billions of tax dollars on the line, it is far past time for agencies to suspend and debar bad actors and for agency managers to aggressively enforce this process.
The race has been one of the most hotly contested in IMF history as developing countries have aggressively pursued a process that would be based on the best qualified candidate and not based on nationality, despite Europe's large voting bloc.
Many banks that issue cards to consumers are also aggressively signing up merchants, who need someone to process and collect on the charge sales, and authorize the purchase.
Lean's core principles include value being defined by the customer's (patient's) needs, aggressively removing waste from processes, improving processes continually, and engaging employees actually doing the work to identify issues and provide solutions.
This algorithm can aggressively and adaptively seize the timing of low electricity price to process workloads and defer delay-tolerant workloads execution when the price is high.
