"direct aggression" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but it typically refers to a deliberate and obvious act of hostility or attack towards someone or something. Example: The government's direct aggression towards the protesters sparked widespread criticism and outrage among the citizens.
In Dachau, Ashkan says he has never experienced any direct aggression in the five years since he arrived in Germany.
"More than this," Zakharova added, "here and there there have been leaks of discussions of possible scenarios" that would have "a powerful effect on Damascus, which is to say, in the large part, direct aggression".
"If the US begins direct aggression toward Damascus and the Syrian army, it would lead to terrible tectonic shifts not only in the territory of this country, but also, in principle, in the region," she said.
Its direct aggression, for so many the terminus of the Insult Line, does not generally convey the distinctively comic sense of con and the sense in which it is used in Le Dîner de Cons.
That way, Moscow would avoid being accused of more direct aggression.
Baroness Ashton said there was "deep concern" over "direct aggression by Russian forces".
The most striking pattern was that adult males directed aggression towards non-adult males more than any other age/sex category.
Furthermore, the perception of 'suicidal behavior' as autoaggressive behavior or inwardly directed aggression in the view of the authors may not be useful in biological suicide research.
Aggression among wild spider monkeys is most frequently reported to occur between the sexes, with adult males directing aggression towards adult females and the aggression is normally non-injurious.
She tried to recover the infant but the subadult spider monkey again directed aggression toward her.
As she climbed back onto the tree, we observed the subadult male spider monkey directing aggression toward the howler monkey female.
