The phrase "attack mosquito" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing strategies or methods for dealing with mosquitoes, particularly in pest control or health discussions.
Example: "To effectively reduce the mosquito population in your backyard, you may want to consider an attack mosquito strategy that includes eliminating standing water."
Alternatives: "combat mosquitoes" or "target mosquitoes".
By the time he left her house that night and walked home through the Island's million attack mosquitoes, he was lost.
Yesterday, a day after they announced that the virus had been detected in mosquitoes in the city for the first time this year, officials said they were still planning to attack mosquitoes primarily from the ground, spraying the pesticide Anvil from trucks.
"Attacking the mosquito is a good idea but we have been attacking mosquitoes for decades now and they are still a major problem.
Two years ago, the specter of pesticide-spewing helicopters attacking mosquitoes from the air was enough to rattle people here.
One popular park attraction, the Central Park Zoo, has already been attacking mosquitoes with larvicide since last year's West Nile outbreak, a zoo spokeswoman said.
Relative feeding on brooding mother birds (versus nestlings) decreases as nestling age increases, suggesting that while brooding, mother birds are more susceptible to attacking mosquitoes [9].
A slight decrease in the proportion of blood meals from deer occurs in late September (Fig 1a) which may correspond to maturation and mobility of fawns, decreasing their susceptibility to attacking mosquitoes.
Peaks in relative mosquito feeding on each host during reproductive phases are likely the result of increased tolerance and decreased vigilance to attacking mosquitoes by nestlings and brooding adults (avian hosts), quiescent young (avian and mammalian hosts), and mate-seeking males (frogs).
Even as these multiple methods of attacking the mosquito vector were being improved, direct means of attacking the parasite itself were also refined.
Malaria control aims to reduce or to interrupt transmission, either by attacking the parasite in the human host, or by attacking the mosquito vector at its various stages.
