The phrase "commit aggression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing acts of hostility or violence, often in a psychological or sociopolitical context.
Example: "The country was accused of committing aggression against its neighbor, leading to international condemnation."
Alternatives: "engage in aggression" or "perpetrate aggression."
A few days after the president made them, Khamenei said Iran "will not commit aggression against any nation".
Licences are meant to be denied where equipment might be used to abuse human rights, commit aggression, upset a regional balance or harm the interests of friends and allies.
"Every tyrant in the world should begin to commit aggression as fast as he can because for the next 10 years or so, there is no court in the world that will try him," Mr. Ferencz said.
But we were determined the police would never be the first to commit aggression". Sitting alongside McNee at tonight's press conference, Whitelaw said, "The operation was an outstanding success.
The deterioration of the situation in Afghanistan has been the inevitable result of America's continuation of the very dynamic that led to the Sept. 11 attacks — hefty, decades-long military assistance to Pakistan, which it used to incite proxy militants to crush socioeconomic reform at home and commit aggression against its neighbors.
It is not the intention to copy here all the Koranic verses on the subject, but only a few will be quoted to explain the scope of the injunctions: "And fight in Allah's cause against those who wage war against you, but do not commit aggression -- for verily Allah does not love aggressors" (2 190).
In both these relationships, the powers had committed aggression against their neighbors in the past.
"I want Mr Abe to say, Japan committed aggression [against China]," he told a symposium in Tokyo last week.
A nation that is committing aggression might from time to time engage in military actions of a "defensive" nature.
"We are prohibited from committing aggression, even if the enemies of Islam do that," Fadl wrote in his fax, which was sent from Tora Prison, in Egypt.
Mr. Sanjiva Reddy called "utterly ridiculous" charges that India committed aggression in seizing the coastal enclaves of Goa, Daman and Diu from the Portuguese.
