The phrase "attack of a man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing an assault or aggressive action perpetrated by a male individual.
Example: "The news reported an attack of a man on a local resident late last night."
Alternatives: "assault by a man" or "assault of a man".
It was a horrific attack of a Hassidic man in New York.
Stade de France bomber named Jump to media player The picture of a suicide bomber issued by French police in connection with the Paris attacks is of a man travelling under the name of M al-Mahmod.
What began peacefully soon resulted in the mob attack of an unsuspecting man of Arab appearance outside a hotel, followed by several similar attacks over the course of three days and nights.
What began peacefully soon resulted in the mob attack of an unsuspecting man of Arab appearance outside a hotel, followed by several similar violent incidents over the course of three days and nights.
A former head of a Hells Angels chapter accused of attacking a man outside a pub told a court he left with his wife when trouble flared.
Last Christmas, the gesture was believed to have provoked three vigilante attacks by gangs of young Jewish men who were retaliating against the 'quenelle', with incidents reported at a hotel, disco and the attack of a young Muslim man in Lyon.
Footage of the attack showed a man dressed in a suit and tie standing calmly behind the ambassador.
On Wednesday, the defence team again attacked the evidence of a man known as Witness M, who claims to have seen 40-year-old Mr McConville at the murder scene half an hour before the shooting.
In 1984, Mr. Cianci pleaded no contest to charges of attacking a man he thought was having an affair with his estranged wife.
Late last year, Mr. Davis was barred from carrying a gun in Colorado after he was accused of attacking a man in a dispute over a parking spot outside an Einstein Brothers Bagel shop in Highlands Ranch, a suburb of Denver.
