The phrase "and aggressive in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's behavior or attitude in a specific context, often related to competition or assertiveness.
Example: "The team was known for being innovative and aggressive in the market."
Alternatives: "and assertive in the" or "and forceful in the".
"He is credible and aggressive, in the best sense of that word," Mr. Smith said.
Tottenham were fast and aggressive in the first half, and they might have been in front at the interval.
But he has not ruled out challenging Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, whom he described as "smart and aggressive," in the Democratic primary next year.
Tebow acknowledged that he should have been more assertive in earlier games and that he was determined to play fast and aggressive in the playoffs.
Although more restrained than her earlier work these paintings still felt oddly provocative and aggressive in the company of the minimalist works around them.
After that debate, said Stanley Greenberg, Mr. Gore's pollster, the vice president lost support among women for stylistic reasons: "He was obviously very strong and aggressive in the first debate".
"We must be vigilant and aggressive in protecting the American people from the very real danger of terrorist attacks," Sanders wrote to Alexander on Friday.
The Sinai jihadis have become ever more brazen and aggressive in terrorizing the local population.
Ashworth insists England must be "more strategic and aggressive" in targeting the immigrant community and players with dual nationality.
Even minor characters turn rude and aggressive in his presence (the lovely Christian Scientist refused to thank him for the brownies).
They have been very active and aggressive in selling to the aerospace, defense, petrochemicals and energy industries along with the power/utility and infrastructure markets.
