The phrase "assertive shot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to photography, sports, or any situation where a confident or decisive action is taken.
Example: "The photographer captured an assertive shot of the athlete in mid-air, showcasing their strength and determination."
Alternatives: "confident shot" or "decisive shot".
As the story goes, Puffy's was named for a Second World War Navy veteran, and for decades was more accustomed to serving tin-plate lunches (with assertive shots of whiskey) to longshoremen than happy-hour Martinis to lawyers and bankers.
But get past the less successful gags and assertive crowd reaction shots, and Moore's central thesis is one that has been strangely absent from the conversation: everyone should be thrilled to vote for Hillary Clinton.
After Allen went out, Pierce decided to be more assertive and made three shots in the final 77 seconds of overtime.
Harrell led the Clippers in Saturday's playoff opener by scoring 26 points in their 121-104 loss to Golden State, a performance that was efficient — he hit 11 of 15 shots — and assertive.
"But I feel like in order for me to be myself and for us to be better, I can be more assertive and look for my shot, get more rebounds and stay on the floor more".
Hong builds moments of extraordinary romantic power, culminating in a brilliant sequence, constructed from a single ten-minute shot parsed with brisk and assertive zooms and pans, in which Young-hee reflects on her bitter experiences.
A seared cylinder of cumin-crusted tuna was buttressed by not only olives and an assertive "creamy feta vinaigrette" but also a shot glass of romaine juice, described by a waiter as a between-bites palate cleanser.
Rely on assertive language and give it your best shot.
Big winner from Murray takes it to deuce - very assertive tennis from Murray, stepping into his shots.
After his shot, Allen collected his sixth foul, and Pierce began his assertive play.
