The phrase "a sustained attack of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a prolonged or continuous assault, whether physical, verbal, or metaphorical, on a person, group, or idea.
Example: "The community faced a sustained attack of misinformation that threatened to undermine their efforts."
Alternatives: "a prolonged assault of" or "an ongoing barrage of".
Greece throttled Portugal's attacks in midfield but rarely pushed enough of its own men forward to develop a sustained attack of its own.
Israeli officials acknowledge that the system does not guarantee an ironclad defense, and it remains unclear how it would fare in a sustained attack of long-range missiles.
Israeli officials acknowledge that the system does not guarantee an iron-clad defense, and it remains unclear how it would fare in a sustained attack of long-range missiles.
Results: From October 1996 to April 1998, 100 consecutive patients (49 female) aged 17 77 (mean 35) years, who presented to the GUCH Unit at Royal Brompton Hospital with a sustained attack of AEL documented by a 12 lead electrocardiogram were studied.
This, to Jardine, suggested the basis of a plan: a sustained attack of fast leg theory that might unsettle not just Bradman but the Australian batsmen generally.
It consists mostly of a sustained attack on Burke rather than a defence of the rights of man.
The result is an inspired show, featuring discussions of his own procrastination and a sustained attack on the character of his mother-in-law.
Stirner's claim that the modern world reproduced, rather than abolished, religious modes of thought provides the opportunity for a sustained attack on the writings of his left-Hegelian contemporaries, Ludwig Feuerbach, in particular, is singled out for failing to overcome the subordination of the individual to spirit.
On the night of 26 June, the rebels mounted a sustained attack on the town of Nevesinje in an attempt to capture it, but the garrison held out until the morning of 28 June when NDH troops broke through the rebel roadblocks.
Much of Buddhist philosophy can be read as a sustained attack on any kind of substance-based metaphysics.
It concluded: "Interests quick to take offence have mounted a sustained attack on large sections of Britain's mainstream media, both directly and via efforts to undermine the Freedom of Information Act.
