The phrase "assault called for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a situation or action is deemed to require or justify an assault, often in discussions about self-defense or legal matters.
Example: "In the heat of the moment, he felt that the circumstances of the confrontation were such that an assault called for was unavoidable."
Alternatives: "attack warranted" or "assault justified".
Secretary General Kofi Annan, in his strongest expression of alarm about the Palestinians under Israeli assault, called today for an international force to be sent to the Middle East.
The plan for the assault had called for Group Granite to be relieved by 51st Engineer Battalion within a few hours of seizing the Fort, but the Group was not actually relieved until 7 00 on May 11.
The rebel group issued its demands via social media with a video message, recorded ahead of the assault, that called for a transitional government to be established immediately, to stop President Nicolas Maduro's increasingly dictatorial actions.
After the assault, the sultan called for a ceasefire, but told his followers to stay put.
Virginia Sen. Mark Warner (D) reaffirmed Monday that he had changed his mind about a nationwide ban on assault weapons and called for such legislation to be enacted on the anniversary of last year's mass shooting in Las Vegas.
Campaigners against sexual assault are calling for the victims of revenge pornography to be given anonymity.
Brendon Batson, a Professional Footballers Associationn trustee, has called for assault charges to be brought against the men.
On Thursday, when Gov. Dannel P. Malloy of Connecticut outlined his proposals to reduce gun violence — which included universal background checks, a ban on large-capacity ammunition magazines and a stronger assault weapons ban — he called for officials to study "whether owners of firearms should be required to carry additional insurance".
The High Minarets called for assault infantry to establish bridgeheads 5 km deep and 8 km wide.
Gálvez' plans called for assaults on the British presence in the Bay Islands (principally Roatán), followed by a sweep along the coast to eliminate the British from the mainland.
