The phrase "arise to attack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is describing a situation where someone or something is rising up or coming forward to engage in an attack or confrontation.
Example: "The soldiers arose to attack the enemy forces as dawn broke over the horizon."
Alternatives: "rise to assault" or "stand up to confront".
"The way in which the attack took place strongly suggests to me that your group, if not actively seeking out a victim, was prepared, if the opportunity arose, to attack in the way in which you did".
Less than a decade later, in New York, Occupy Wall Street arose to attack the misdeeds of the finance industry, the stranglehold of corporate power, and the predations of inequality.
An insistent chorus of voices, often led not followed by incisive political comedy, has arisen to attack and mock Trumpville's invasive chaos.
Blaise Matuidi 7 Excellent, dynamic midfield performance, closing down, winning or stealing possession, using it well and coming forward to attack when the opportunity arose.
The Russians again avoided battle, although in a few cases this was only achieved because Napoleon uncharacteristically hesitated to attack when the opportunity arose.
The secret is their team spirit and their willingness to sacrifice even the beauty of the game, widely believed to arise solely from attacking flair, and instead replace it with their own version of "joga bonito".
The immediate impetus for Wednesday's rise in oil prices appeared to arise from an attack by rebels in the Nigerian oil center of Port Harcourt and rough weather in the Gulf of Mexico that had slowed Mexican oil exports.
A full-scale, double-blind trial is now under way.A similar approach of identifying one of the crucial mutations that has led to a cancer arising, and attacking it is behind Dr Bang's lung-cancer treatment.
His second gamble is that he can win over the reluctant Chinese, by convincing them that sanctions are a better alternative than the instability and oil cutoffs that would very likely arise if Israel attacked Iran's nuclear facilities.
For example, insurgents, taking advantage of restrictions on U.S. troops' use of airstrikes to crush their attacks, have taken to following Marine patrols and then, when an opportunity arises, briefly attacking and retreating, drawing Marines down roads and intersections seeded with IEDs.
