The phrase "an aggressive role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or function that involves assertive or forceful behavior, often in a competitive or confrontational context.
Example: "In negotiations, she took on an aggressive role to ensure her team's interests were represented."
Alternatives: "a combative position" or "a confrontational role."
Numerous studies around the world have demonstrated an aggressive role of this mutation in the progression and aggressiveness, including increased recurrence, of PTC (Xing 2007 a, Kim et al. 2012, Xing et al. 2013 a ).
"I'd like him to take an aggressive role helping us keep the Cross-Sound Cable on".
Private companies play an aggressive role in collecting these fees in certain states.
Art played an aggressive role in battering away at the politics of denial that surrounded the epidemic.
Qatar's willingness to play an aggressive role in the internal Libyan conflict was an unusual departure in Qatari foreign policy.
But in the early 1990's, with a change in town government, Red Bank's leaders decided to take an aggressive role in developing the downtown.
"Sheriff Clarke is 100percentt committed to the success of President Trump and believes his skills could be better utilized to promote the president's agenda in a more aggressive role". A spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security said: "Sheriff Clarke is no longer being considered for a position within DHS.
And then the bomb exploded". Within hours of the blast, responsibility had been claimed by Ansar al Sunna, a Sunni militant group that has played an increasingly aggressive role in the insurgency.
Since "Saturday Night Fever" it is hard to recall when the color white has played a more aggressive role in a movie's costuming.
But Quinn, the City Council speaker, said even if some gay hockey fans were not bothered by the comments, the Rangers needed to take a more aggressive role in setting an inclusive tone.
It slowly built momentum, with the horns playing an increasingly aggressive role.
