The phrase "aggressively used" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is utilized in a forceful or assertive manner, often implying a high frequency or intensity of use.
Example: "The new marketing strategy was aggressively used to capture the attention of potential customers."
Alternatives: "intensively employed" or "forcefully utilized".
But I will say this: words, especially when poorly applied or aggressively used, can and often do divide us, whereas silence, entered humbly and compassionately, may be the best hope for healing such divisions and fostering true unity.
"Some of these single-candidate super PACs have aggressively used that experience to say, 'Hey, give to us — we're not spending across the country, we're not spread too thin,' " said Washington campaign finance lawyer Michael Toner.
After all, it means that either the app is somehow converting non-HDR content to HDR for playback, which is never a good idea, or else your TV is applying its HDR picture settings (such as increased brightness and contrast, and more aggressively used backlighting) to content that's designed to be watched using less aggressive standard dynamic range settings.
Vertical and horizontal scaling is aggressively used to increase frequency performances of SiGe Heterojunction Bipolar Transistors.
In addition to the new troop deployments, he has aggressively used predator drones to strike at terrorists, including outside Afghanistan.
Mr. Lee said SAC and other funds aggressively used these matchmaking firms, some of which were cesspools of inside information.
Erdoğan has been accused of aggressively using a previously seldom-used law that bars insults to the president, as a way to muffle dissent.
Mr. Geithner pledged that the administration would be "aggressively using the full set of trade remedies available to us," including filing new cases with the W.T.O.
Aggressively use coal, fracking and oil.
The signs point to Democrats aggressively using their oversight power.
Ms. Swift was among the first country artists to aggressively use online media to promote herself.
