The phrase "a more powerful attack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the strength or intensity of different attacks, whether in a literal or metaphorical context.
Example: "The new strategy resulted in a more powerful attack against the enemy's defenses."
Alternatives: "a stronger assault" or "a more forceful strike."
Players can also put their hands together and rapidly pull them apart to create a huge ball of red energy on the screen, which can then be hurled as a much more powerful attack.
"It's a much more powerful attack vector than just getting into someone's computer," said Alperovitch, who just formed a new security company, called CrowdStrike, with former McAfee chief technology officer George Kutz.
Part of that is the genuinely slick way the game is presented: minions hit the table with a satisfying thud, more powerful attacks are presented with genuine force behind them, a gentle glow emanates from minions with an ongoing effect, and so on.
Kyle York, Dyn's chief strategist, said his company and others that host the core parts of the internet's infrastructure were targets for a growing number of more powerful attacks.
Another team of researchers, including the renowned cryptographer Adi Shamir, has since outlined a more powerful theoretical attack that would allow a wireless intruder to learn the master key to the encryption system and trick the network into thinking that he was a legitimate user.
She's a witch who (and I'm simplifying things a lot here) draws her powers from her magical hair, which also happens to be what her skin-tight outfit is made of — so as you rack up combos and use more powerful attacks, some of her outfit disappears temporarily in proportion to the power of her moves.
Combining similar weapons can result in more powerful attacks, so if you are fighting alongside other players, one can suggest a water attack and then everyone can pull out a seltzer bottle and squirt gun to douse a cog.
Government officials are warning that cyberattacks are likely as retribution for the United States campaign in Afghanistan, and at the same time, computer security experts are seeing increasingly numerous and more powerful attacks from traditional hackers.
They were the more powerful attacking side.
