The phrase "aggressively supported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or forceful endorsement or backing of a person, idea, or initiative.
Example: "The new policy was aggressively supported by the management team, ensuring its swift implementation across all departments."
Alternatives: "strongly backed" or "firmly endorsed".
However, the Chinese government has aggressively supported SNG in the form of supportive policies as well as financial support from policy banks.
That's why we've aggressively supported a shift to nonpartisan elections, which you have not.
"I was pleased to have actively and aggressively supported Lockheed Martin," George E. Pataki, New York's Republican governor, said yesterday.
And after the election of President Bush in 2000, the business community's crusade was aggressively supported by the White House.
Mr. Liu was the only candidate to name a more recent example, saying the union should have more aggressively supported the Khalil Gibran International Academy.
China, which has aggressively supported its renewable-energy industries, is also implementing cap-and-trade systems in seven regions and cities, including Beijing.
And for the longer term, technology companies are aggressively supporting training and education programs to broaden the range of talent.
If London aggressively supports Washington, a resolution strong enough to lay the basis for action will be achievable.
"When this is combined with a central bank committed to aggressively supporting growth through higher asset prices, it amounts to a very attractive environment for taking risk".
That attitude is exactly what China has been seeking to cultivate by aggressively supporting the expansion of Mandarin programs here and in many other countries.
In Kenya, a new constitution is a crucial part of the broader reform package that all Western donors, including the United States, have been aggressively supporting.
