The phrase "a remarkable attack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an impressive or noteworthy offensive action, whether in a military context, sports, or other competitive scenarios.
Example: "The team's strategy led to a remarkable attack that caught their opponents off guard."
Alternatives: "an impressive assault" or "a notable offensive".
On a Thursday evening in December a remarkable attack by a shadowy group of hackers briefly paralysed Twitter.
It may be less approving of a remarkable attack on its director Penelope Curtis by art critic Waldemar Januszczak, who this week called for her head.
Sepp Blatter has launched a remarkable attack on the "envy and jealousy" of Michel Platini – blaming what he called an organised conspiracy of the Uefa president, the European Union and the media for bringing him down.
The June 9th issue of the Health Service Journal carried a remarkable attack by a senior health department official, Bob Ricketts, on "some awfully grand PFI schemes that are starting to give us a real problem in our capacity mapping .A day later the National Audit Office published a report on the refinancing of Norwich and Norfolk University Hospital by Octagon.
Remarkable attack on Trump's treatment of Merkel by her chief rival Martin Schulz.
It really was a remarkable feat of attacking ineptitude.
Mr Widdowson, an apprentice dancer at the Bern Ballet Company in Switzerland, has made a remarkable recovery since the attack in November 2011.
For example, we may consider the combinatorial sequence generator [41], the filtering sequence generator [42], the clock-controlled generator [43, 44], the shrinking generator [45], and the self-shrinking generator (SSG) [46], each of which presents a simple structure but a remarkable resistance against various attacks.
But listening can defuse that tension, says Schulz: "If you let people talk things through in an environment where they feel they won't be attacked, a remarkable number will let down their guard".
BBC News was salivating to attack itself: a remarkable sign of the priceless singularity of the BBC.
Ireland's No9 produced a remarkable shift, partnering Murphy in attack whenever his team had possession and dropping to the right of a compact midfield diamond the moment it was lost.
