The phrase "a brutal attack on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a severe or violent assault, either physically or metaphorically, on a person, group, or idea.
Example: "The article details a brutal attack on the civil rights of marginalized communities."
Alternatives: "a vicious assault on" or "a savage strike against".
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30 November Police launch a brutal attack on protesters, detaining 35.
The prosecutor described the kidnapping in Yemen as a "brutal attack" on a sightseeing group.
Twelve people were killed when terrorists executed a brutal attack on the Paris offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, four of whom were cartoonists.
It was a "brutal attack on what we would call our safety net … it is something that we've never seen before," she said.
* Christy Martin returned to the ring six months after a brutal attack on Saturday, losing in Los Angeles to Dakota Stone after breaking her right hand.
A brutal attack recently on the seat of local government in Tikrit, Saddam Hussein's hometown, left nearly 60 people dead, including three members of the provincial council.
On Monday, Trump continued his crusade to remind the world about the past rape allegations against Clinton, releasing a brutal attack ad on Instagram captioned, "Is Hillary really protecting women?" The black-and-white video opens with a shot of the White House, with a voiceover of women describing the sexual allegations against Clinton.
I was horrified to read reports of a brutal attack last Friday on one of the imams in London's most prestigious Regents Park Mosque.
The Obama campaign jumped at that and made a brutal attack ad based on it.
LONDON — A brutal attack in Rome on fans of the Tottenham Hotspurs soccer team, a London club with strong Jewish connections, has been blamed on anti-Semites.
