The phrase "attack armed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an attack that involves armed individuals or forces, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The soldiers were ordered to engage in an attack armed with the latest weaponry."
Alternatives: "armed assault" or "armed attack".
PERVEZ MUSHARRAF, Pakistan's president, has expressed regret at bombing ethnic-Pushtun tribal areas to attack armed extremists.
Financial services was a prime market they could attack armed with this type of functionality.
Damascus and its ally Moscow say they only attack armed militants and are seeking to end the rule of Islamist insurgents over the suburbs.
Some 300 fighters participated in the attack armed with a recoilless rifle, rocket-propelled grenades, mortars, machine guns, and small arms, badly outnumbering the International Security Assistance Force ISAFF) presence of about 85 U.S. Army, Afghan National Army and Latvian Army soldiers, and the 35 Afghan soldiers who abandoned their positions.
In one attack armed men stormed a cock fight in a small coastal plain town killing 12 people.
In the December 16 attack, armed members of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan — also known as the Pakistani Taliban — entered the Army Public School in Peshawar and methodically moved from classroom to classroom, killing schoolchildren and teachers.
They also attacked armed groups nominally under the command of the government, which does not have a well-organized army.
You'd think that with the U.S. mainland actually attacked, armed forces enlistment offices would have to turn away American citizens by the droves.
For much of the time since the attacks, armed federal marshals, girded with submachine guns, were stationed at the corners of the courthouse and inside the entryway.
The legislation makes it a crime to not warn the authorities of "reliable" information about planned terrorist attacks, armed uprisings, hijacking and several other crimes.
Protests, arson attacks, armed resistance movements, and police brutality are, understandably, the headline-grabbing talking points of the struggle.
