The phrase "attack on benefits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions regarding criticism or negative actions directed towards social welfare programs or benefits provided to individuals.
Example: "The recent policy changes are seen as an attack on benefits that support low-income families."
Alternatives: "assault on benefits" or "offensive against benefits".
If it votes for the bill he will then cite this vote as support for his attack on benefits.
A UK Uncut supporter, who gave his name as Sam Atkinson, said: "We must ramp up the resistance against the attack on benefits for everyone.
But how did this false dichotomy, which has been at the heart of the rhetoric around the government's attack on benefits this week, catch on?
Mr Osborne's latest attack on benefits is already less popular than a previous pledge to restrict the entitlements of any family to £26,000 the median post-tax earnings of a working household.
And the proposal to remove the mobility component of DLA from people who live full-time in care homes whose local authorities fund their places shows how ruthless the attack on benefits really is.
And we know young working-class and middle-class people have suffered a shellacking: the trebling of tuition fees, the attack on benefits, the scrapping of the education maintenance allowance, a slump in income, the housing crisis, cuts to youth services, the lack of secure, well-paid jobs, the rise of unpaid internships, and so on.
This is one reason why resistance to the attacks on benefits for the disabled ought to be a central plank of the anti-cuts movement.
In most accounts, the beginning of the Republican decline in California is traced to former Governor Pete Wilson's attacks on benefits for unauthorized immigrants, which sounded to many voters like attacks on Hispanics.
That meant that despite his obvious talent and depth of experience in the real world, his opposition to wars, his incisive critique of the privatisation of public services and his refusal to support attacks on benefits and civil liberties meant he would never be allowed near office under New Labour.
Cuts to public services and the NHS, increases in student fees and attacks on welfare benefits all mean that there is more and more reason to take to the streets against government policies.
She is an energetic anti-poverty campaigner, infuriated by the media's vicious attacks on "benefit scroungers" and the inability of politicians and policymakers to comprehend the slender margins of breadline life.
