The phrase "assassinated in front of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is killed in the presence of others, often in a dramatic or public context.
Example: "The political leader was assassinated in front of a large crowd during the rally."
Alternatives: "murdered in view of" or "killed in front of".
Then her husband was assassinated in front of her.
An American diplomat is assassinated in front of his home in Jordan.
Five months later, another politician, Mohamed Brahmi, was assassinated in front of his family.
Mohammed Zahir Shah came to power at the age of 19 when his father was assassinated in front of him.
Symbolically, one of its leading voices, former deputy PM Boris Nemtsov, was assassinated in front of the Kremlin in February.
I wish I could urge you to visit Juliano in Jenin, but he was assassinated in front of the Freedom Theatre by a Palestinian gunman on 4 April.
But a few hours before they were to board the choppers from Dallas to Johnson City, on November 22, Kennedy was assassinated two cars in front of Johnson as they drove in a motorcade.
Then, in July, another opposition politician, Mohamed Brahmi, was assassinated in broad daylight in front of his family, bringing another wave of protests against the Ennahda government, even though the government this time quickly identified the culprits as an extremist Islamic cell linked to Al Qaeda, and blamed it for the Belaid assassination as well.
In the interview, Mr. Tovzayev spoke of taking up arms against the rebellion in 1995 after a rebel leader, Allauddin Khamzatov, entered his village and assassinated Mr. Tovzayev's father in front of his family.
He denounced the White House for "passivity" when "the process of assassinating the two-state solution is going on in front of our eyes".
A banner bearing the name of al-Jazeera cameraman Ali Al-Jabir, who was assassinated by Gaddafi's security men in Benghazi, was raised in front of the exhibition.
