The phrase "agile attack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to strategy, military operations, or competitive scenarios where quick and flexible responses are required.
Example: "The team executed an agile attack, swiftly adapting their tactics to counter the opponent's moves."
Alternatives: "swift assault" or "flexible strike".
For close support, increasing reliance was placed on smaller, more agile attack helicopters.
Shy and soft-spoken, he was regarded as an eccentric, but his lithe, agile attack and endlessly inventive ideas were revolutionary.
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The dolphin plan suggests a Singapore Armed Forces with a strong emphasis on swift and agile attacks upon its foes, much as dolphins are said to strike at sharks.
Being sufficiently agile to attack experiments of opportunity is but one advantage of being small and compact.
The more agile approach would have been to keep attacking smaller problems and improving the site incrementally - but then again, there was so much to rethink that maybe a blank slate was less intimidating.
A fast, agile and creative attacking midfielder he is capable of operating on either wing or behind the main striker as well as in a slightly deeper playmaking role.
Other larger animals, such as zebras, prefer to live in the long grass, where it is far better to have a pattern that will break up the animals' body shape, and to be equipped to be very agile under threat of attack.
Billy McKay, for instance, tended to be isolated up front for Inverness, although the visitors were quick and agile on the counter attack, only for the delivery in the final third to let them down.
The world's second largest defense company is thinking about using the so-called "The Raider" design for "a small, highly agile autonomous reconnaissance and attack vehicle which can carry a variety of payloads".
