The phrase "assault range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military, law enforcement, or discussions about personal safety, referring to the distance within which an assault can occur.
Example: "The suspect was apprehended just outside the assault range of the victim, preventing any further harm."
Alternatives: "attack distance" or "strike range".
Sandusky was indicted last week by a grand jury and faces 40 criminal counts of sexual assault ranging from statutory rape to inappropriate touching.
The scheme contains a list of eight categories of assault, ranging from rape to indecent assault involving touching over clothing, and provides a tariff rate of damages for each category.
More than 140 people were interviewed as part of his eight-month investigation, which included that almost a third of all pupils at the schools in Etterzhausen and Pielenhofen suffered some form of abuse, including sexual assault ranging from touching to rape.
A 2013 UN study said that nine out of 10 Egyptian women had experienced some form of sexual assault, ranging from minor harassment to rape.
Estimates of the Japanese soldiers killed during the assault ranged from 530 to 1,000.
Suspensions for eight other cases where a student was found responsible for sexual assault ranged from one quarter to eight quarters.
About 99percentt of Egyptian women have faced some form of sexual harassment or assault, ranging from cat calling to rape, according to United Nations figures released last year.
He is accused by 13 women of sexual assault ranging from forced oral sex to rape, and faces them all in a court case that began Monday.
Every three days, somewhere in America a bus driver is the victim of an assault ranging from spitting and verbal abuse to homicide; plexiglass partitions, driver side doors, and other measures can protect those drivers.
Nadeau said assaults range from strangers grazing other passengers to explicit acts.
