The phrase "a sizable attack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an attack that is significant in size or impact, often in a military or strategic context.
Example: "The intelligence reports indicated that the enemy was planning a sizable attack on the western front."
Alternatives: "a substantial assault" or "a considerable offensive".
Still, some experts expressed concern about the explosive power of a single incident -- a sizable terror attack by an extremist Israeli or Palestinian -- to ignite the area.
A "sizable" Vietnamese unit attacked the military post of Angkeng, five miles from the border, and surrounded a platoon stationed there.
Anderson's average hit point on the return of serve against Tipsarevic was.26 of a foot inside the baseline while Tipsarevic's was 3.54 feet inside the baseline – a sizable difference in attacking that resulted in Anderson's average second serve return speed being 39 m.p.h. to Tipsarevic's 43 m.p.h.
He's never been attacked himself, but Christensen has spent long enough in the Outback to amass a sizable collection of croc attack stories, like the 1987 death of American model Ginger Meadows, who was taken by a croc in the remote Kimberley region during a casual swim near her yacht.
The failure to persuade Turkey to allow the deployment of a sizable American force to attack Iraq from the north also complicated the task.
Washington Democrats moved into the Maine Senate race on Friday with a sizable advertising buy to attack the Republican seeking to succeed Senator Olympia J. Snowe.
Washington Democrats, after months of sitting on the sidelines, moved into the Maine Senate race on Friday with a sizable advertising buy to attack the Republican seeking to succeed Senator Olympia J. Snowe, the moderate Republican who is retiring at year's end.
As a result, a sizable number of cCH attacks remain insufficiently treated, and drug therapy alone has been unable to achieve pain relief sufficiently.
Still, the JNA operated around 300 M-84 tanks (a Yugoslav version of the Soviet T-72) and a sizable fleet of ground-attack aircraft, such as the Soko G-4 Super Galeb and the Soko J-22 Orao, whose armament included AGM-65 Maverick guided missiles.
The general stopped short of declaring victory in Shah-i-Kot, but he exulted in the performance of his troops, who, along with a sizable force of Afghan soldiers, attacked what was believed to be one of the largest concentrations of Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters left.
