The phrase "a pair of attack" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a pair of attacks"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to two instances or types of attacks, often in a military or strategic context.
Example: "The general planned a pair of attacks to overwhelm the enemy forces from both flanks."
Alternatives: "two assaults" or "a duo of attacks".
Against that backdrop, a pair of attacks unconnected with each other were carried out against uniformed Canadian military personnel in Canada.
OSLO — The Norwegian man charged Saturday with a pair of attacks in Oslo that killed at least 92 people left behind a detailed manifesto outlining his preparations and calling for a Christian war to defend Europe against the threat of Muslim domination, according to Norwegian and American officials familiar with the investigation.
KABUL, Afghanistan — The Taliban on Wednesday kept up its steady campaign of bombings and shootings against Afghanistan's still unsteady security forces, killing at least 11 Afghan soldiers in a pair of attacks in the country's south and east, officials said.
Going to Argentina with two centre forwards plus a pair of attacking midfielders is an obvious example.
According to reports from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police that were publicized in 2014, in light of a pair of attacks against Canadian soldiers, there are dozens of radicalized or at-risk Canadians who are under some form of surveillance by Canadian police.
The men scanned the tree line above for snipers as a pair of Apache attack helicopters hovered overhead.
The attack was claimed by an Isis affiliate calling itself the Najd Province, the same group that claimed a pair of bombing attacks on Shia mosques in Saudi Arabia in recent weeks.
The attack was claimed by an IS affiliate calling itself the Najd Province, the same group that claimed a pair of bombing attacks on Shiite mosques in Saudi Arabia in recent weeks.
After Anders Behring Breivik murdered 77 in a pair of 2011 attacks in Norway, Lanza wrote in an online post that someone had "finally" topped Woo Bum-kon, who in a 1982 attack killed 56 people in South Korea.
A pair of ravens attacked a buzzard.
