The phrase "attack point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to strategy, gaming, or discussions about weaknesses in a plan or defense.
Example: "The team identified the enemy's attack point and devised a plan to counter it effectively."
Alternatives: "point of attack" or "assault point".
Shorten's whole attack point in Question Time today is the prime minister lied about the budget.
Mr. Romney's previous stances on abortion have been a crucial attack point for his rivals throughout the campaign.
Ministers aim to neutralise that attack point by ensuring the higher loans deliver more cash-in-hand for the poorest students than the old grant-plus-loan system.
The intent was to create the illusion of troop strength or to make it seem as if an offensive would be launched in one place, when the true attack point was different.
Details buried in the United Nations report on the Syrian chemical weapons attack point directly at elite military formations loyal to President Bashar al-Assad, some of the strongest findings to date that suggest the government gassed its own people.
"The Democrats have tried to make this anti-business rhetoric an attack point, but I haven't seen any evidence that it's resonated at all," said Brian Walsh, communications director for the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
Five potential attack points, and how to defend them.
Furthermore, multiple attack points can be combined to form multi-point collusion attacks, which also endanger the proposed system.
In this framework, many attack points exist and can be exploited to defeat it.
The killing on Thursday of a Fatah leader in a helicopter attack pointed to a fresh escalation.
More importantly, this attack points out a simple fact that we should all keep in mind when creating passwords online.
