The phrase "an attack to try" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward expression that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The team launched an attack to try and secure the lead in the game."
Alternatives: "an attempt to" or "a move to".
Some believe that Al Qaeda would use an attack to try and influence the outcome of the November election.
If the United States launches an attack to try to destroy those weapons or take them away, the North Korean regime almost surely would be able to fire off a response that killed many thousands or even millions.
Two years on, he wants to highlight the consequences of such an attack to try and help prevent others from happening.
Z Nation Warren Kellita Smithh) leads an attack to try to capture Murphytown's leader (Keith Allan) on a new episode of the zombie drama.
On Monday morning, an antigovernment activist using the Twitter account "DDOSIran" asked supporters to visit a Web site to participate in an online attack to try to crash government Web sites by overwhelming them with traffic.
Buckingham has emailed all federal Greens parliamentarians labelling the move a "factional attack to try to usurp a grassroots preselection".
Los Angeles basically abandoned the run generating just 19 yards on 10 carries as a team and elected to employ a desperate aerial attack to try and get back into the game.
"I think we have a good bowling attack, to try to defend that score".
Northampton manager Colin Calderwood threw on Eric Sabin to form a three-pronged attack to try to rescue the game, but Southampton were on cruise control.
"We are preparing for a new plan of attack to try him in another country," he said.
Government forces launched a counter-attack to try to re-establish control of Ndele from which as many as 15,000 people are believed to have fled.
