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The phrase "are aggressive about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is assertive or forceful in their approach to a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The marketing team are aggressive about meeting their sales targets this quarter."
Alternatives: "are assertive regarding" or "are forceful about".
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And people are aggressive about it.
"Quite a few games are aggressive about monetising early on, and that backfires.
When the radicals are aggressive about this country and the way of life, I feel very different.
Because people are aggressive about writing off travel and entertainment expenses — and because regulations for deducting T. and E. expenses are Byzantine — this is low-hanging fruit for auditors.
The motives of a woman who takes a baby from a buggy may be similar to those who take the baby by C-section, but the second group are more willing to confront and are aggressive about taking a life".
Linda Renee Baker, secretary of the Illinois Department of Human Services, said, "We are aggressive about letting families know they may still be eligible for food stamps and Medicaid".
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* Are you willing to be aggressive about reducing your health care costs?
The museum has been aggressive about expansion.
I am aggressive about what I think is right.
Woods has also been aggressive about defending his image.
We need to be aggressive about breaking secrecy.
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