The phrase "assault patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military strategy, law enforcement, or discussions about violence and crime.
Example: "The analysts studied the assault patterns to identify potential vulnerabilities in the city's security."
Alternatives: "attack strategies" or "offensive tactics".
Detectives appeared to be after the same sort of break in the investigation into the sexual assault pattern in Bushwick, releasing video of a suspect.
Two days after the arrest of a convicted sex offender in a series of rapes in Brooklyn, detectives on Sunday were searching for a man in connection with another sexual assault pattern in the borough.
Given that approximately half of all sexual assaults involve alcohol consumption by the perpetrator or victim, it is reasonable to expect that minimum legal drinking age (MLDA) restrictions might have an effect on sexual-assault patterns.
The remaining nine performers, something of a chorus, transform their appearance three times: from ribbon-latticed tunics to sculptural skirts and tops in a brilliant assault of patterns, to, finally, minimal (for Mr. Dundervill) black.
The participants will illuminate how current policies expand the carceral state and lessen the responsibility of lawmakers to pass evidence-based policies while ultimately failing to address sexual abuse and assault, recognize structural patterns of crime and victimization, or promote true public safety.
An association also exists between physical assault and drinking patterns of the victim (18).
The assault fit a pattern of attempts to attack high officials and religious figures close to President Bashar al-Assad.
They say the assault fit a pattern cited by law enforcement authorities in which favored prisoners receive tacit approval to keep order by beating and threatening other inmates.
It was, said Wright, the "high water mark of over-friendly inappropriate behaviour by a drunken man, rather than the ingredients of the offence of indecent assault or any pattern of offending of the type identified as forming part of the prosecution thesis of abuse of power by a career-making and breaking politician".
