The phrase "attack leaps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sports, gaming, or military strategies where sudden or aggressive movements are being described.
Example: "The team's attack leaps caught the opposing defense off guard, leading to several scoring opportunities."
Alternatives: "offensive surges" or "assault advances".
Harry Brown's mellow and leisurely trombone sauntered through My Guy, Yarde's sometimes swooping, sometimes staccato alto-sax attack leapt out of fast reggae on What's Goin' On, Baptiste's fierce, sermonising tenor-sax blasted up from Heard It Through the Grapevine.
Britain's Allan McNish in the No2 Audi, who sees every moment, even in endurance racing, as a chance to push the limit and attack, leapt from fourth to second, in what has become a regular feature of many race starts as he dashed his Audi up the inside in an attempt to get among the Peugeots.
Simon Shaw has won a surprising amount of possession at the lineout but he is not in the team for his attacking leaps.
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SWIMS FROM ASSAILANT.; Rochester Girl, Attacked, Leaped Into Canal and Escapes.
When he spied an opening, he attacked, leaping through the air like a fighter in a kung-fu movie.
In that attack, Masood leaped from his smashed car with a knife and began slashing at police and passersby.
His tone is already set full, rounded, with a sharp, serrated-edged attack, and leaping high notes that are also rounded, controlled, like a singer's, and are never screechy or sensationalistic (as Gordon's sometimes are, in his earliest sessions).
The two supporting battalions of the attacking brigades leap-frogged through, to advance to the second objective on the near crest of the ridge 500 800 yards further on.
Her tactic would be to attack from behind, leaping on the fawn and biting its neck.
