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Discover LudwigThe phrase "attack areas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military strategy, sports, or any situation where specific locations or zones are targeted for an offensive action.
Example: "The military has identified several key attack areas that will be crucial for the success of the operation."
Alternatives: "target zones" or "offensive regions".
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For the second time that day, I was driven through the attack areas.
Rebels, backed by Rwandan and Ugandan troops, were poised to attack areas of economic importance; its own Angolan and Zimbabwean allies were pressing for a settlement.
The invading armies and rebels were poised to attack areas of economic importance; his Angolan and Zimbabwean allies were pressing for a settlement.
In addition, neighboring countries should also refrain from providing rebels with heavy weapons and new Land Cruisers like the ones they used recently to attack areas outside the region.
But officials said the number of planned attack areas had dropped off sharply in the last 48 hours, partly because there were fewer obvious targets to hit and partly because the fighting had shifted into cities.
Haroun Mir, an independent political analyst, said that the Taliban's objective is to prove it is still strong and could attack areas under the government control anywhere in the country.
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The attack area would no longer be fixed, and the virus carrying clients (virus carriers) could spread the virus amongst APs they come into contact with.
What his team really lacked was penetration in attacking areas.
The problem comes when you try to hurt teams in attacking areas.
Our only chance to win was to keep the ball in attacking areas.
But they coped very well, were beautiful in attacking areas, but everything started at the back.
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