The phrase "attack on the policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing criticism or opposition directed towards a specific policy or set of policies.
Example: "The recent attack on the policy has sparked a heated debate among lawmakers."
Alternatives: "criticism of the policy" or "assault on the policy".
John Oliver has criticised the racist tactics of Donald Trump's White House in a new attack on the policy of family separation.
He coupled the announcement of his resignation from a government advisory post with a strong attack on the policy, saying it would damage communities and lead to more, not less, drug use.
The attack on the policy by the property firms, some of which have previously negotiated hard to reduce the amount of affordable housing on their own schemes, will be a blow to Lewis, who had cast the reform as removing a "stealth tax" that hindered regeneration and encouraged properties to be left empty.
Earlier in the evening George P. Shultz, the Secretary of Labor, had delivered a sharp attack on the policy of jaw boning in general, and on Art hur M. Okun, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers in the Johnson Administration, in particular.
3) The D Corps findings mention the attack on the policy "czars," the policy meisters who did not need Senate confirmation who, in the view of the hardcore right, symbolize Obama's nefarious means of advancing his agenda.
For more than a year before the North Korean invasion, the Alsops carried on an almost continuous attack on the policies and personality of then Sec. of Defense, Louis Johnson.
Mandelson's comments came as he launched another attack on the policies of the Chinese government.
As the 2012 Presidential campaign begins in earnest, are you going to stand with Barack Obama, or are you going to support Brian Moran's continuing to remain as DPVA Chair while he simultaneously leads the attack on the policies of our Democratic President?
With growth throttled, the country's currency losing more than a quarter of its value against the dollar this year and unemployment soaring, Mr. da Silva's attacks on the policies of the current government have proved more popular than in the past.
The White House and Democrats are teaming up on an "Immigration Strike Team" to respond to attacks on the policies.
In 1940, under the pseudonym Cato, he and two colleagues wrote "Guilty Men," a furious attack on the appeasement policy of the Chamberlain government.
