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The phrase "attack on the printing" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing criticism or opposition to printing practices or technologies, but it requires additional context for proper understanding.
Example: "The recent attack on the printing industry has raised concerns about the future of traditional publishing."
Alternatives: "assault on the printing" or "criticism of the printing".
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On Monday, he will preside over an event announcing H.P.'s latest attack on the printing market — which will center on printers built for the iPhone age.
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For those keeping track at home, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos continued his one man attack on the print publishing industry with the announcements of the Kindle Paperwhite, new Kindle Fire, new Kindle Fire HD and an updated Kindle — Four new e-reading-focused services gadgets in total, without counting the Wifi or 3G+Wifi versions.
The seizure of the television station, Studio B (including Radio B2-92's transmission facility in Belgrade), and the continuing attack on the independent print media have also opened new divisions about the wisdom of taking part in local and federal elections when they are called, probably this autumn.
This isn't an attack on the Daily Mail or the Telegraph: they haven't printed anything untrue.
This almanac of American fortunes, which was partly printed at the time of the terrorist attack on the country, has nothing to say about that attack.
Then came the attack on the Embassy.
"They're an attack on the revolution".
This was an attack on the protesters.
"If an editor has legitimate editorial concerns, or he believes a reporter didn't put facts into proper context, this has to be addressed in the news or opinion pages, not in open attacks, on the phone or in print".
On the printed page.
Click on the "print" button.
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