The phrase "a horrendous attack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a violent or shocking incident, often in news reports or discussions about crime or violence.
Example: "The community was left in shock after a horrendous attack occurred in the neighborhood last night."
Alternatives: "a terrible assault" or "an atrocious incident."
"You almost feel guilty about having fun and doing activities when people are dealing with such a horrendous attack".
One sequence I initially wasn't entirely sure about saw Stark holed up a long way from home to rebuild himself after suffering a horrendous attack.
Det Con Jayne Marsden, of North Wales Police, said it had been a "horrendous" attack.
Speaking after sentencing, Det Con Lindsay McHugh said it was "a horrendous attack on an innocent family".
Speaking after the verdict Acting Det Sgt Mike Stubbins said: "This was a horrendous attack on an innocent member of the public, brought about by a complicated and confused individual being high on a cocktail of drugs".
There is also an effect to the fact that she devotes a little over one hundred words to a description of the LeT and nearly four times as many to a description of the RSS; this, after a horrendous attack linked not to the RSS, but to the LeT.
"We were horrified by the way Malia was treated in the media," says Delaney. "That's not to undermine legitimate claims made by Jewish students, but she was subject to a horrendous onslaught of racist attacks".
There was a "vicious horrendous attack" that has taken place in our city, police say, and all questions relating to it will be answered in the days and weeks ahead.
Surviving that horrendous attack has given me a new lease on life.
After a horrendous heart attack, Randy is ordered by his doctors to quit wrestling or die.
It was a horrendous political attack, made worse by Huckabee's response to condemnation from both sides of the political aisle – he pushed out a web ad repeating the charge.
