The phrase "attack has risen to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an increase in the frequency, intensity, or severity of attacks in a specific context, such as security, military, or social issues.
Example: "In recent months, the number of cyber attacks has risen to unprecedented levels, alarming experts in the field."
Alternatives: "attack has increased to" or "attack has escalated to".
The death toll from the attack has risen to 23, according to Tunisia's health minister.
The death toll in the attack has risen to 101 with more than 300 people injured.
The Libya attack has risen to the forefront of the campaign even as other foreign policy issues, like the war in Afghanistan and the building confrontation with Iran, have remained secondary topics.
The death toll in the attack has risen to 305 killed, including 27 children, and 128 more people were wounded, MENA state news agency said on Saturday.
The death toll from the attack had risen to 131, up from 27 reported on Monday, said a medical source at a local hospital where the casualties were taken.
In the poll, conducted by the Center for Palestine Research and Study in Nablus, support for armed attacks had risen to 43percentt among those polled, the highest since June of last year, when Mr. Barak took over from his right-wing predecessor, Benjamin Netanyahu.
The UNHCR (the UN's refugee agency) says racist attacks have risen to alarming levels during the crisis.
Around 13,000 troops will remain to support the Afghan army, which has taken the brunt of attacks since 2013.Xiaomi, which has risen to the top of China's smartphone market, was reckoned to be worth more than $45 billion after its latest round of fundraising.
KAMPALA, Uganda — The number of rape victims from a four-day rebel attack in eastern Congo a month ago has risen to more than 240 and will likely go higher, aid officials said Thursday.
In the last seven days, an American military official said Thursday, the average number of attacks per day against American forces has risen to 37, a step up from previous weeks.
Speculation about an attack has risen in Arabic media since July, when there were reports of the group threatening to destroy the Kaaba, the sacred cubic building at the center of the Grand Mosque that Muslims face for prayer and circumambulate during the hajj.
