The phrase "attack headed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a direction or focus of an attack, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The enemy forces are attack headed towards the city, and we must prepare our defenses."
Alternatives: "attack directed" or "assault aimed".
attacks on Obama's drilling record and policy, press for further oversight of the oil industry, and defend the EPA from the many attacks heading its way.
"This will attack head-on the problem of illegal substandard housing," Mr. Petrone said.
Page B6 Arts NOVEL ON AFTERMATH OF ATTACK MIRRORING 9/11 A decade after 9/11, Amy Waldman's nervy and absorbing new novel, "The Submission," tackles the aftermath of such a terrorist attack head-on.
A decade after 9/11, Amy Waldman's nervy and absorbing new novel, "The Submission," tackles the aftermath of such a terrorist attack head-on.
Calderón promised better public safety, and so far his strategy to achieve this has been to attack, head-on, the drug cartels.
While heading back to base, Johnson attacked an alert Fw 190 which met his attack head on.
The brigade was to attack head on, while the rest of the division circled around to attack the flanks.
The German troops were reluctant to attack head on once again, and Sergeant Vinz Kulbach pleaded with the officers of the 9th Fallschirmjaeger Regiment to allow his men to flank the Americans in the dusk.
Age, gender, schooling, marital status, living arrangement, BMI, alcohol, smoking, histories of stroke, heart attack, head injury, fractures and selenium levels were significantly associated with GDS scores in each separate univariate analysis.
Older age, living alone, lower BMI, history of stroke, heart attack, head injury and fracture were associated with higher GDS scores, while having attended school and ever drinking alcohol were associated with lower GDS scores.
