The phrase "assault strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military tactics, sports, or any competitive scenario where an aggressive approach is planned or executed.
Example: "The team's assault strategy was designed to overwhelm the opponent's defenses quickly."
Alternatives: "offensive plan" or "attack approach".
Hannibal and his motley army took advantage of what Mr. Hanson characterizes as Western assault strategy to kill 50,000 Roman soldiers in 216 B.C.
Fearon says the university determined the contracts were "not appropriate" for sexual assault cases, and that the university would have a new sexual assault strategy by the fall.
"When he said what he said, I'd like to think if I had thought for a minute that there was a grown man detailing his sexual assault strategy to me, I'd have called the FBI".
Instead, I began to do some insider trading with my female co-workers, on their anti-assault strategy.
He is referring to the sexual assault prevention strategy of stepping in to stop a potentially risky situation.
And before Gianforte's alleged assault, this strategy appeared to be working: Three Gravis-conducted polls showed Gianforte leading comfortably, according to Real Clear Politics.
Even before credit crunched, HSBC was facing an assault on its strategy and pay policies from Knight Vinke (though the activist fund's criticisms look less apposite now).
But an assault against this strategy led by the telephone and cable giants convinced the F.C.C. chairman to drop the reclassification and propose a more modest set of rules.
The Portuguese general, convinced of the impossibility of taking Badajoz by assault, changed his strategy and began a circumvallation of the town, in order to try to isolate it completely.
There are specific situational and encounter characteristics that influence the lethality of an assault, which suggest strategies for prevention.
In putting these and other points forward it is like a breath of fresh air to know that the prime minister himself will consider them on merit - as will ministers and MPs - and they will not be dismissed out of hand as a typical old Labour assault on a modernisation strategy which is to be imposed from the top, as we have seen so often since 1997.
