The phrase "area of attack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military strategy, cybersecurity, or any situation where a specific focus or target is being discussed.
Example: "The intelligence report highlighted the area of attack that the enemy forces were likely to target next."
Alternatives: "target zone" or "attack zone".
A News UK spokesman said its digital team mobilised quickly, pinpointing the area of attack within minutes and then shutting the technical window to prevent the attack continuing.
The main area of attack centered on the American and NATO compounds, a heavily fortified and defended area sometimes called Afghanistan's "green zone" where many government offices, international agencies and media organizations are located.
Given Turnbull's obvious problems balancing any changes to his climate policy with the sceptical views on the right of his party that is an obvious early area of attack and Shorten will try to build pressure in the lead up to the December climate conference in Paris, which both he and Turnbull will attend.
Buy-outs, early retirements and the firing of public workers, particularly in the state road-building agency, drained institutional memory from the Virginia bureaucracy and meant more work for less experienced people.Education, one of Mr Robb's specialities, is another area of attack.
Reduce the surface area of attack to better fortify all resources at hand.
The first area of attack is digital photography, focusing on how HP offers cameras, personal computers and printers that are built to work together.
In one of the areas where attacks occurred, Kailahun, troops are mostly Indian; in the other area of attacks, they are mostly Kenyan.
The three areas of attack are though the middle, on the edge, and in behind.
Microscopic observations of the Fe surface reveal individual areas of attack in the presence of Cl−, contrary to HF.
Code-named Operation Neptune, the landings took place over an 80km stretch of coast divided into five separate areas of attack, code-named (from west to east) Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno and Sword.
Jennifer Steinhauer writes that while Mr. Levin's decision leaves Republicans more areas of attack in their effort to take back the Senate, they do not do so well in Michigan's statewide races.
