The phrase "assault committed by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to specify the perpetrator of an assault.
Example: "The report detailed the assault committed by the suspect on the victim last Friday."
Alternatives: "assault carried out by" or "assault perpetrated by".
At that hearing, an assistant district attorney said, "The victim provided very powerful details consistent with violent sexual assault committed by the defendant".
"Some feminists take offense at the idea that there is any comparison between a highly damaging assault committed by a patriarchal society and male circumcision.
After a jury could not reach a verdict on an enhanced simple assault charge in May, Richardson pleaded guilty to simple assault committed by an on-duty police officer instead of facing a retrial.
For proof, the bureau cited theft, drugs, and assault committed by ICP fans.
In this sense a murder or assault committed by a police officer is even more serious, even more damaging to the social fabric, than a murder or assault committed by someone else.
We were desperate because Brown University, at that time, failed to construe rape or assault committed by other students on campus as a crime.
The assaults committed by Mr Katanga's forces were illegal; what was lacking was a government capable of enforcing the law.
Perhaps the most influential political book of the 2016 campaign, it is full of gruesome anecdotes about sexual assaults committed by unauthorized immigrants.
The District Attorney's Office has had two big cases in the last six years by using a state law that carries a higher penalty for assaults committed by a group.
Jacob explained, "The assaults committed by police officers against foreign nationals is a very big problem.
