The phrase "assault attack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing violent actions or military operations, where both terms emphasize the aggressive nature of the action.
Example: "The report detailed the assault attack on the enemy base, highlighting the strategic planning involved."
Alternatives: "violent assault" or "attack on".
The Metropolitan police confirmed they had received a report of common assault attack.
Federal regulations call for plants to be prepared to deal with "a determined violent external assault, attack by stealth or deceptive actions of several persons".
Tensions came to head in early August 2008, when, after nearly a week of clashes between Georgian troops and separatist forces, Georgia launched a concerted air and ground assault attack on South Ossetia, briefly gaining control of Tskhinvali.
In one case a man arrested for domestic assault attacked officers and was carried to his cell with a hood placed over his head and in leg restraints.
Ranking member James Sensenbrenner (R WI) led the assault, attacking John Holdren, the president's science adviser.
The court had been told Madine, who has a previous conviction for assault, attacked Mr Beresford, a Sheffield Wednesday fan, knocking him unconscious and breaking his nose.
And given what we now know about the nature of campus assault, attacks are more often than not happening in private spaces far from CCTV cameras, security guards, and panic buttons.
Plus violent assaults, attacks on my home.
Crocker said of the Emmis one-two punch, "We were assaulted, attacked, and raided".
There were 257 reports of assaults, attacks on mosques and other hate crimes against Muslims last year, a jump of about 67percentt over 2014.
He has belittled campus sexual assaults, attacked the concepts of multiculturalism on college campuses, called student affinity groups "feel good ethnic hoedowns" and mocked students engaged in pro-labor protests.
