The phrase "aggressiveness among" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a tendency for aggressive behavior within a group or among individuals.
Example: "The study highlighted the aggressiveness among team members during high-pressure situations."
Alternatives: "hostility within" or "belligerence among".
The case also reflects a new level of aggressiveness among bank regulators, they said.
To better understand verbal aggressiveness among physicians and trainees, including specialty-specific differences.
Despite Mr. Gore's own aggressiveness, among Democrats there has been an open debate over whether the party would back him beyond the Florida Supreme Court's decision.
The result has been a flurry of activity in conference realignment over the past few days that underscores the startling instability and a general anxiety and aggressiveness among many university officials who feel they need to quickly — and not always logically — forge new alliances or risk missing out on the large paydays to come.
Schimidt et al. [ 21] also found higher ocular aggressiveness among untreated women (9.6%) than in those who underwent treatment (2.8%).
Our study reveals variation in aggressiveness among P. parae morphs during indirect and direct interactions with sexually receptive females.
In small mammals in temperate climates, a quiescent interval or even hibernation in winter may be followed by a spring mating season sometimes highlighted by increased venturesome wandering or migrations, increased aggressiveness, rutting behaviors among males, and ovulation and mating receptivity among females.
A final remark on the relationship between marital status and aggressiveness is that among men there was a high level of aggression in the widowed and divorced group, while for women there was an increase in total and reactive aggression among the group of the separated, while the lowest values were among the divorced.
Recently, significant variation in aggressiveness was observed among isolates within the FOSC collected from soybean roots in Iowa [ 7, 8].
In a recent study, significant variation in aggressiveness was observed among isolates of F. oxysporum collected from roots in Iowa, ranging from highly pathogenic to weakly or non-pathogenic isolates.
The differences in aggressiveness towards cauliflower observed among Rhizoctonia AGs correlated with the infection rate, induction of host defence responses and pectin breakdown.
