The phrase "attack on the use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing criticism or opposition to a particular method or practice.
Example: "The recent article presented a strong attack on the use of plastic bags in our daily lives."
Alternatives: "criticism of the use" or "opposition to the use".
"C'est Duckie," he contends, has a satirical point to make: The show's offerings are intended as an attack on the use of sex as an exploitative marketing tool.
Did she somehow predict rendition flights and black sites, or is this a straightforward attack on the use of the death penalty?
Along the way come "Dentists", "Two Sheds", "The Vivid Present" (an attack on the use of the present tense in fictional narrative and daily speech) and "Coming to London", which describes what happened after Evans offered Jack the job.
Although none of Farel's sermons are extant, several of his French books remain, including an elementary dogmatics, a liturgy, a polemic against the Libertine party, and an anti-Catholic attack on the use of images and relics.
One of America's top judges has launched a dramatic attack on the use of medical drugs in executions, stating that the attempt to disguise the brutality of the death penalty by giving condemned prisoners the appearance of serenity in their final moments is "doomed to failure" and that the country should return to the firing squad.
Duhem is well known for his attack on the use of models in physical science.
He made attacks on the use of images, relics, and crosses, he opposed pilgrimages to obtain absolution, and he had little regard for the authority of the pope due to his belief that all bishops were equal.
Napoleon's plan of attack hinged on the use of a corps under Marshal Jean-Baptiste Drouet to shatter the Prussian right flank.
The Dogs is an attack on the growing use of German shepherds during a psychosis of fear that parallels the appearance of armed vigilante groups.
Its attack on the United States used almost exclusively high-tech tools created by American companies.
For the first time in history, it seems plausible that an enemy might mount a sustained attack on the United States, using weapons of terrorism.
