The phrase "assault through" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning without context.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing methods or means of carrying out an assault, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The attacker planned to assault through the back entrance to avoid detection."
Alternatives: "attack via" or "assault by means of".
McDonagh offers a suave assault, through the bitter mother-daughter relationship, on the Irish faith in the sanctity of family.
Desperate for new tactics to lighten your wallet, they have launched a new assault through the mini-bar.
The Obama campaign's full-throated assault, through ads, statements and Web videos, is now in its second week and portrays Mr. Romney in highly personal and unflattering ways.
Several years ago, a great deal of concern surrounded the possibility that a rapid Soviet tank assault through Germany could completely overtake Western Europe.
I understand why some Jews and Israelis try to escape this assault through assimilation or denial, or even by joining their assailants.
The signs, for example, that Germany was massing troops for an assault through the Ardennes were "abundant and distinct," Mr. May writes.
Transit officials said that 74 city bus drivers had been assaulted through September this year.
The Pennsylvania attorney general has said that Sandusky used the Second Mile to prey on young boys, and that Sandusky met each of the eight boys he has formally been accused of raping or otherwise assaulting through the foundation.
Government forces assaulted through heavy smoke from flaming braziers, and to the sound of the national anthem being played from the opposition stage in the centre of the square.
"Once a crowd had assembled," the report said, "it was assaulted through sudden sustained gunfire; or locked in buildings into which hand grenades were thrown; systematically killed with manual instruments; or killed in large numbers by other means".
But he expressed concern about the marked escalation of allied assaults through civilian areas, where guerrilla raids have attacked troop convoys or checkpoints and left 10 American soldiers dead in the last three weeks.
