The phrase "aggressiveness toward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a hostile or confrontational attitude directed at someone or something.
Example: "The team's aggressiveness toward their opponents was evident in the way they played the game."
Alternatives: "hostility towards" or "belligerence against".
The answer: a strain of laboratory fruit flies bred for shameless aggressiveness toward their own kind.
His aggressiveness toward the reader notwithstanding, Beckett is the most prestigious writer around.
Mr. Bush's aggressiveness toward Mr. Gore was the latest reminder of how quickly the general election campaign had become ferocious.
Facebook's new aggressiveness toward fake "likes" became noticeable in September, when brand pages started seeing their fan numbers dip noticeably.
The results showed that in the 80 or so years since their introduction into Europe, the ants had managed to get over their aggressiveness toward their neighboring ants.
In contrast, aggressiveness toward peers who are disliked by many others is associated with lower social preference but bears no association with popularity.
A common area of struggle described by participants consisted of peer relationships which often included peer judgments, criticisms and sometimes aggressiveness directed toward the child/adolescent with IBD: "I've been called 'cancer boy' because of thin hair"; "Kids make fun of my problems"; "A group of people push me around".
At his news conference, Ryan referred multiple times to the "fine line" between maintaining aggressiveness and stumbling toward carelessness.
Even though those feelings may remain unconscious forever or for long periods, they may result in rebelliousness and aggressiveness in later years toward one's parents, children and others.
Clustered cases appeared to be related to an increase in aggressiveness of ticks toward humans during warmer periods (3 ).
That agreement sent shock waves through tax haven countries around the world, serving notice of a new aggressiveness by the United States toward illegal use of offshore accounts.
