The phrase "attack capability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military, security, or strategic discussions to refer to the ability to launch an attack or offensive action.
Example: "The country's attack capability has significantly improved with the acquisition of advanced weaponry."
Alternatives: "offensive capability" or "strike capability."
In the northern, mostly Kurdish, areas the US apparently has no significant ground attack capability as Turkey refused to allow tanks to be flown in.
The army claimed $70m for radar maintenance even though the Taliban have no air attack capability, and a "highly suspect" $26m for barbed wire.
It has been previously noted that Stuxnet had both an attack capability as well as the ability to spy on the computers it infiltrated.
Software tools for network intrusion and disruption are becoming globally available over the Internet, providing almost any interested US adversary a basic computer network (cyber) exploitation or attack capability.
The North Korean leader, who personally monitored Wednesday's missile tests, described the launch as a "great event" that vastly improved the North's pre-emptive nuclear attack capability, according to the official KCNA news agency.
"The Iranians were faster in developing an attack capability and bolder in using it than we had expected," said James A. Lewis, a former diplomat and cybersecurity expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Their development of cyber espionage or attack capabilities might be used in an attempt to either provoke or destabilize the United States or its partners.
And there has been widespread speculation that a secret cyberwar "arms race" is under way as a number of countries build sophisticated software and hardware attack capabilities.
However, how far China might be willing to test any computer espionage and attack capabilities will be determined by traditional political and strategic concerns more than technical questions.
In a spectacular demonstration of the Soviets' fast attack capabilities, a Soviet nuclear submarine intercepted the nuclear aircraft carrier USS Enterprise in February 1968.
The French president said one of his aims in Syria was to "remove the regime's chemical attack capabilities" once all information had been checked.
