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The phrase "are much more aggressive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the level of aggressiveness between two or more subjects, indicating that one is significantly more aggressive than the other.
Example: "The new marketing strategies are much more aggressive than the previous ones, aiming to capture a larger market share."
Alternatives: "are significantly more aggressive" or "are considerably more aggressive".
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They are much more aggressive now.
In world politics, the French are much more aggressive.
Different techs have different styles — some are much more aggressive, and some are much more conservative.
And our interviewers are much more aggressive than their US equivalents.
Some software companies, like Microsoft, use conservative accounting, while others are much more aggressive.
Koreans are much more aggressive to try to do things online than a lot of other countries".
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You need aggression at the moment you have a duel and Arsenal were much more aggressive".
"I'm much more aggressive".
Home is much more aggressive.
The Yongle emperor was much more aggressive.
Now it's much more aggressive".
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