The phrase "a range of attack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing strategies, tactics, or methods, particularly in military, sports, or competitive scenarios.
Example: "The team developed a range of attack to outmaneuver their opponents during the game."
Alternatives: "a variety of approaches" or "a spectrum of strategies."
In the flume tank, each model was tested over a range of attack angles and for a limited range of otterboard heels.
The potential and limits of remotely sensed data for the detection and mapping of mountain pine beetle impacts, over a range of attack stages, are identified and synthesized.
Therefore, the paper proposes a range of attack approaches to illustrate that a mal-packet, which only carries specially crafted data, can exploit memory-related vulnerabilities and utilize existing application code in a sensor to propagate itself without disrupting the sensor's functionality.
It speaks volumes that the Hawks' victory on Thursday night was fuelled more by a range of attacking cameos, rather than the direct route we've come to know.
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Indonesia's antiterrorism squad has arrested 11 people suspected of planning a range of attacks on domestic and foreign targets including the United States Embassy and a site near the Australian Embassy, the police said Saturday.
Mr. Rasmussen's document sets out in detail how NATO would react and assign units and forces to respond to a range of attacks — terrorist, cyber, conventional, nuclear or other — several diplomats said Thursday.
In that last losing race, against Bill Brock, a Republican, in 1970, he never aggressively answered a range of attacks, including the untrue accusation that he had personally benefited by routing Interstate 40 through land he owned and the unfair suggestion that he had forgotten his roots while chasing after the Kennedys at Georgetown dinner parties.
"There have been a range of attacks inside the network, e.g. Sony Pictures, Target, JP Morgan.
This has been accompanied by a range of attacks intended to divert potential victims from legitimate sites to sites hosting malware and other exploits.
