The phrase "attack encountered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing experiences or situations where an attack has taken place or been faced, often in technical or military discussions.
Example: "During the simulation, the team reported an attack encountered that tested their defensive strategies."
Alternatives: "assault faced" or "offensive met".
CO2 corrosion is influenced by temperature, increase in pH value, composition of the aqueous stream, presence of non-aqueous phases, flow condition, and metal characteristics [20, 22] and is by far the most prevalent form of attack encountered in oil and gas production [2].
The result was that the first fork of the Russian cavalry attack encountered The Thin Red Line and were driven off, while the second fork, crossing the heights above the plain, encountered four regiments of the Heavy Brigade.
Russell, driving northwards to join the attack, encountered the now extinguished Hercules, whose crew had thrown all of their ammunition overboard during the fire to prevent the ship exploding.
Both ambush and unprovoked attack encounters more than doubled the odds that an assault would result in a fatality.
Likewise, corticosteroids and some dopamine agonists have proven their usefulness for the very severe attacks encountered in the hospital emergency room.
All of the Fifth Army attacks encountered deep mud, which slowed progress to a crawl, caused the barrage to be lost and clogged weapons, in the face of German counterattacks, which forced most attacks back to their start lines.
Although he had hoped to end his worldwide peace tour at ground zero for tomorrow's anniversary of the terror attack, he encountered a glitch: city officials told him he could not enter the site.
Senescence-associated and PR proteins expressed in response to pathogen attack were encountered and confirmed by RT PCR.
The low attack rates encountered in the adult population during some influenza seasons may raise the question about the need for adult vaccination.
A new developing tumor, or a newly metastatic lesion undergoes successive cycles of vigorous expansion and cell death depending upon whether or not it is vascularized, the extent of immunological attack it encounters, in addition to other inchoate factors.
During their attack, the Avengers encountered intense anti-aircraft fire; Bush's aircraft was hit by flak and his engine caught on fire.
