The phrase "a comprehensive attack on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a thorough criticism or assault on a particular subject, idea, or entity.
Example: "The article presents a comprehensive attack on the current policies regarding climate change."
Alternatives: "a thorough critique of" or "an extensive assault on".
But if its arguments prove unpersuasive, the company might be wise to join Albany and Washington in a comprehensive attack on the last big obstacle to the restoration of one of America's great rivers.
It's part of a comprehensive attack on the economic system Romney personifies.
The cuts to higher education, local authorities and arts funding add up to a comprehensive attack on cultural development.
She argued that austerity was a Westminster choice rather than a necessity: "Austerity is a comprehensive attack on the rights of men, women, children," she said.
Using needle exchange as part of a comprehensive attack on H.I.V. is endorsed by virtually every relevant United Nations and United States-government agency.
And then it has to consider whether a comprehensive attack on CO2 is worth the candle.
A comprehensive attack model involving randomly occurred deception attack, denial-of-service attack and physical attack is established.
The current study represents the most comprehensive attack on this issue to date by examining how SCN dissociation changes the molecular clock of downstream tissues.
They include new transportation systems, comprehensive attacks on pollution, and radical reconstruction of urban areas.
These days, Mr. Bloomberg, a Republican, can barely make a statement about education policy without some retort from the mayoral hopeful Gifford Miller, the Democratic council speaker, who has led the pack in his comprehensive attacks on the mayor's school policies.
2015 also saw narrowly-focused bills evolve into comprehensive attacks on local control.
