The phrase "assault tactics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military strategy, self-defense, or discussions about violence and conflict.
Example: "The military has developed new assault tactics to improve their effectiveness in urban warfare."
Alternatives: "attack strategies" or "offensive techniques".
Taken together, it suggests that even if Israel intends to hold back from completely overthrowing Hamas, its choice of assault tactics could head that way anyway.
When violence does break out, they immediately go to the scene and do not leave until the conflict is resolved, using commando or assault tactics when necessary.
And dodgy coast guard outfits hired by the Puntland government inadvertently provided on-the-job training to aspiring pirates, familiarizing them with sophisticated weapons, assault tactics and advanced navigation systems.
They were among 5,000 Canadians, 1,000 British commandos and 50 United States Rangers testing assault tactics as a prelude to the D-Day invasion mounted almost two years later.
American and Israeli officials said there was evidence that at least some Hamas fighters might also have been schooled in urban assault tactics at Iranian camps run by the Quds Force of Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
The whole range of assault tactics could be the excuse for an all‐con suming brawl, but beneath the rough play a careful code of ethics governs the gladiators.
In 1963 Kinnard was credited with development of the "air assault" tactic of using helicopters to deliver troops onto the battlefield.
An ace takes Nadal to game point, but Federer hits back with a successful forehand-to-forehand assault, a tactic he repeats on the next point to earn another opportunity to break.
In a televised address, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said that the attackers probably had "external linkages" -- the first official indication that the authorities were likely to blame outsiders for the assaults, whose tactics were strikingly different in scope, audacity, execution and style than other recent terrorist attacks in India, according to counter-terrorism experts.
On the other side, pro-Ukraine forces, including fighters in the nationalist paramilitary unit Right Sector, have holed up inside the airport, reportedly using underground passages to launch their assaults — a tactic that has earned them the nickname of "cyborgs".
Sprays and chemical assault remain standard tactics in the fight against insect borne disease.
