The phrase "atrocious attack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particularly brutal or reprehensible act of aggression or violence.
Example: "The news reported an atrocious attack on the peaceful protestors, leaving many injured and traumatized."
Alternatives: "horrific assault" or "appalling strike".
Russian officials saw this as an atrocious attack on their country's dignity.Membership cannot come soon enough.
But Mr. Rajoy noted that the election had been "inexorably marked by the atrocious attack" of terrorism.
He said: "I have grave concerns about reports that a trial may take place in Libya connected with the atrocious attack at the Manchester Arena in May.
"This atrocious attack was immediately responded to adequately by our armed forces in the border region, in accordance with rules of engagement," said a statement from the office of the prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, carried by the semiofficial Anatolian News Agency.
This atrocious attack set off a crisis that now pits Mexico's ruling elites against a powerful justice movement that directly questions their legitimacy.
For any who missed the coverage, Citations Needed blogger Adam Johnson made a GIF highlighting the countless incidents of Muslim organizations and individuals condemning the atrocious attack, based on reporting from The Huffington Post, The Spectator and RawStory.
"Giving in to fear in the wake of the atrocious attacks on Paris will not protect anyone," Amnesty director John Dalhuisen said in the aftermath of the attacks.
"The multiplication of these atrocious attacks, with overwhelmingly high numbers of civilians, including women, children and medical staff, wounded or killed, must cease".
Since the atrocious attacks in Paris, fear and suspicion of our fellow citizens is heightened; these stories of good winning out are the morsels we need as a society to keep going.
That force, the Democratic Liberation Forces of Rwanda, has been blamed for some of the most atrocious attacks in eastern Congo and is widely seen as a threat to regional peace.
Whoever planned the atrocious attacks of Sept. 11 deserves to be tracked down and punished, but the American and British bombing of Afghan cities (front page, Oct. 8) does nothing but punish innocent people and give rise to more of the hatred and resentment that breed terrorism.
