"potentially aggressive" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation where someone has the potential to become aggressive, though they may not actually do so. Example sentence: "The teenager's erratic behavior made his parents worry that he could become potentially aggressive."
Primates use social vigilance, or "social attention", to track the whereabouts and the behavior of relevant conspecifics, such as offspring, potential mates or potentially aggressive group members (Keverne et al. 1978; Altmann 1980; Caine and Marra 1988; Maestripieri 1993; Watts 1998; Cowlishaw 1998; Kutsukake 2006).
Obama's move to establish a potentially aggressive cyber warfare doctrine will heighten fears over the increasing militarization of the internet.
But the upside can be a timely warning of potentially aggressive cancer in men who felt no sign of it.
"The struggle is when people assume that kids are amoral or potentially aggressive and the structure is about making them human, as if they're inhuman".
"Anytime there is a large group of people wearing the same uniform and singing the same songs, the dynamic very quickly becomes exclusive and potentially aggressive," he said.
Efforts to reduce violence in psychiatric hospitals have focused on identifying potentially aggressive patients through clinical histories and improving staff training and care procedures.
Jack Straw, while Labour home secretary, argued that English nationalism was "potentially very aggressive, very violent".
These findings suggest that a potentially more aggressive variant of prostate cancer exists in black men.
"There is slightly more accountability but it's also potentially more aggressive," Strasser says.
Rates have been rising on fears of higher inflation because of a stronger economy and a potentially more aggressive Fed regime of hiking rates.
This may indicate that the volume doubling times of SCC presenting as GGNs are shorter than those of such adenocarcinomas and that such SCC are potentially more aggressive than those adenocarcinomas.
