The phrase "a substantial attack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing significant or serious assaults, whether physical, verbal, or metaphorical.
Example: "The report detailed a substantial attack on the company's cybersecurity, leading to a major data breach."
Alternatives: "a significant assault" or "a major offensive".
While the justice secretary, Michael Gove, has implied the bill may not be as radical as originally envisaged, others fear that a vote to remain within the EU on 23 June could force Downing Street to appease disappointed Brexiters with a more substantial attack on the European court of human rights in Strasbourg.
"Such a climate could cause would-be terrorists to scale back, delay or abandon their plans altogether," he said, adding that the government's strategy "may well have contributed to the fact that we have not suffered a substantial terrorist attack since Sept. 11".
While Warner has brought up Enron in a debate and the Virginia Democratic Party has done so in billboards, this six-figure statewide ad buy is by far the senator's most direct and substantial attack on Gillespie's career as a lobbyist.
The turn-based system, in which players select an attack, defense, or item from a menu, is augmented by timed button presses that can result in substantial attack or defence bonuses when performed correctly.
"They got some traction out of challenging the opponent either on ideology or policy grounds, some substantial attack".
American warplanes carried out their first substantial attack on the Taliban's front-line troops north of Kabul today as Secretary of State Colin L. Powell indicated that the United States would like the opposition Northern Alliance to advance toward the Afghan capital.
Last August, the country's Foreign Ministry said that all U.S. military bases in the Pacific would "face ruin in the face of all-out and substantial attack," according to the AP.
MORE STRIKES -- American warplanes carried out their first substantial attack on the Taliban's front-line troops north of Kabul as Secretary of State Colin L. Powell indicated that the United States would like the opposition Northern Alliance to advance toward Kabul, the Afghan capital.
Nevertheless, many countries experienced substantial attack rates in children before vaccines became available [ 21], and in such an instance (e.g. after observing epidemic peak), effectiveness of transmission-limiting strategy tends to be minimal [ 19, 22].
