The phrase "an atrocity committed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a serious act of violence or wrongdoing that has taken place.
Example: "The report detailed an atrocity committed during the conflict, shocking the international community."
Alternatives: "a crime committed" or "an offense carried out".
He saw the assault as an atrocity committed on the holiest soil in Islam.
"REDACTED", a film directed by Brian De Palma, is a faux documentary inspired by the story of an atrocity committed last year in a town south of Baghdad.
Mr. Ban, who has denounced the convoy attack as an atrocity committed by cowards, also said he was "looking at options" to investigate what had happened.
While the U.N. investigation has some time to report on its findings, we will insist that an atrocity committed with chemical weapons is not simply investigated, it must be confronted.
But even worse is the evidence that has mounted ever since that this was not, as the state government pretended, a spontaneous response by the majority Hindu population to an atrocity committed by a Muslim mob.
Instead of treating the attack as what it was — an atrocity committed by a fundamentally weak, though ruthless adversary — the administration portrayed America as a nation under threat from every direction.
Tully understands the way an absurd atrocity committed in bumfuck years ago can avoid resolution until it's eerily grandfathered into the landscape, like an old tire in a yard turned makeshift home to a feral kitten or a docile rattlesnake.
(Catsoulis) 'REDACTED' (R, 1 30) Brian De Palma's Iraq war movie, based on a real atrocity committed by American servicemen, is angry and confrontational but also muddled and unpersuasive, an odd amalgam of didactic staginess and raw naturalism.
One blond ghost of a schoolboy (Nicholas Banks) bounds into the closing scene, after we've seen a hair-raising atrocity committed in the sixth-formers' dusty Victorian library.
But the fury and shame it expresses — and tries to provoke — in the course of examining a fictitious, Haditha-like atrocity committed by American soldiers in Iraq are very much the feelings of an appalled citizen.
The killings just outside Camp Belambay in the Panjawi district of Kandahar marked a nadir in US relations with Afghans and is likely to be remembered as the worst atrocity committed by a member of Nato forces serving in the country.
