The phrase "attack employed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing strategies or methods used in various fields, such as military, sports, or competitive scenarios.
Example: "The attack employed by the team was both innovative and effective, catching their opponents off guard."
Alternatives: "strategy used" or "tactic applied".
For all the voter displeasure with the negative campaigns, the lines of attack employed in the primary are likely to be recycled in the general election race.
The Democratic strategy is evident in the lines of attack employed by Mr. Brozak, who in a recent interview in Boston noted that Mr. Ferguson has voted with the House Republican leadership 92percentt of the time.
Pfizer's Lipitor, a cholesterol medicine, and Plavix, a blood thinner produced by Bristol-Myers Squibb and Sanofi-Aventis, will have their patents challenged later this year or early next.In general, composition-of-matter lawsuits are considered harder to win than other avenues of attack employed by generic drugmakers to hack away at the thicket of patents that guard blockbuster medicines.
However, it is impossible to perfectly classify the few reported attackers, since attacks employed different behaviors in reaction to the defensive strategies exhibited by the crowd.
And an attack employing other germs, more contagious and deadly than anthrax, now seems much more of a genuine threat.
Under the command of Darth Vader, the forces of the Empire attack, employing planes, missiles and some awfully inefficient tanks that have the shape of armor-plated camels.
Traditionally cybercriminals have used email as their preferred vector of attack, employing various social engineering tactics in order to entice the recipient into executing the malicious attachment.
Mr. Blunkett has said he believes Britain faces heightened threat because of its close alliance with the United States and has warned the capital to be wary of a strike on the city's subway system or a "devastating" attack employing nuclear, biological or chemical weapons.
A typical DDoS attack employs about 50 gigabits of data every second (gbps).
A typical DDoS attack employs about 50 gigabits of data per second (Gbps).
We assume that the control system under attack employs exactly the same type of controller and the same detection strategy presented in Section 3.2.
