The phrase "a strong assault" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physical attacks, military actions, or metaphorical uses such as criticism or arguments.
Example: "The army launched a strong assault on the enemy's defenses, aiming to break through their lines."
Alternatives: "a fierce attack" or "a vigorous offensive".
The government confirmed that the rebels began a strong assault at 3 a.m. and broke through "a few gaps in the army defenses".
If the tax breaks passed last spring are not rolled back, paying for a strong assault on terrorism will require either cuts in other parts of the federal budget or a return to deficit spending -- as soon as next year, according to recent forecasts.
"They are a big, physical team - bigger than us - so we will have to be technically strong and well connected as a group to withstand what will be a strong assault on our defensive line".
He returned and managed to occupy the Citadel of Damascus, but then faced a strong assault from the forces grouped under al-Afdal and his brother az-Zahir.
The Germans mounted a strong assault following the landing of the 1st Polish Parachute Brigade south of the river beside Driel.
Meanwhile at Anzac a strong assault would be made on the Sari Bair range by breaking out through thinly defended sector at the north of the Anzac perimeter.
On Thursday, when Gov. Dannel P. Malloy of Connecticut outlined his proposals to reduce gun violence — which included universal background checks, a ban on large-capacity ammunition magazines and a stronger assault weapons ban — he called for officials to study "whether owners of firearms should be required to carry additional insurance".
Some had expected a stronger assault on perks and privileges.
In more recent years he partnered with Britain's Allan McNish with whom, alongside Dindo Capello, he raced what was perhaps the greatest of all the wins, seeing off a hugely strong assault by Peugeot at the 2008 Le Mans.
The remarks were echoed by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, who unleashed an unusually strong assault on Mr. Bush and his party during back-to-back appearances on the Sunday-morning talk shows.
However, he found his voice when he mounted a strong personal assault on Cameron's stewardship of the NHS and Cameron's zero-hours economy.
