"offensive stance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a verbose, aggressive, or confrontational attitude taken towards someone or something. For example, "The candidate took an offensive stance towards her opponent during the debate."
"Pranksters began leaving joke reviews on the Facebook page, mocking her offensive stance," ran the tantalising news story.
The deputy minister concluded his letter: "I can however assure you that we will continue our offensive stance on climate change issues both at home and abroad".
The auditor said the focus on nuclear in EDF's foreign investments was a way to preserve its skill base at home, which it said was acceptable, as long as this was not more a defensive than an offensive stance.
However, now that Samsung has finally figured out how to build a phone that everyone (who doesn't have an iPhone) wants, they're in a slightly more offensive stance.
In the sixth Trinidad continued an offensive stance and won the round after trading several combinations.
Whilst spreading the fragrance through the user's sweat, the perfume also takes on an offensive stance, attracting the thiol compounds responsible for body odor, entrapping them, and reducing their stink.
SI Speculation: Tensions in the South China Sea show how a re-emergent China is "testing the waters" between its traditionally defensive military stance and a more offensive posture.
The offensive two point stance and the three point stance are the stances you will need to master along with the various types of blocks Power step, kick step, drive block, reach block, down block, and pull step.
The offensive 3 point stance and the 2 point stance are the stances you will need to master along with the various types of blocks (Power step, kick step, drive block, reach block, and down block).
However, it is clear that those pharmacists who strive for systematic and innovative management and adopt an offensive and competitive stance are quite successful.
But more than that, NATO could shift its focus from a strictly defensive stance to offensive.
