The phrase "attack potentially" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the possibility or likelihood of an attack occurring.
Example: "The intelligence report suggests that the enemy may attack potentially during the night."
Alternatives: "possibly attack" or "may launch an attack".
A serious attack, potentially resulting in the deaths of many Israelis living in small communities near the border, was narrowly averted, according to senior officials.
TalkTalk's chief executive says the company is "assuming the worst" after it was subject to a cyber attack potentially affecting millions of people.
The correctness and security of these systems is critical because an insecure system could be open to attack, potentially leading to an election returning an incorrect result or an election not being able to return any result.
Today, UK-based mobile retailer Carphone Warehouse shared with its customers that it had been the subject of a "sophisticated" cyber attack, potentially laying bare the personal details of 2.4M of its customers.
They respond aggressively to the cue of aphid haemolymph and actively attack potentially predacious syrphid larvae with their claws and stylets [ 15, 16].
The Chinese government denies its culpability for cyber attacks against the US and instead says it is the target of foreign attacks, potentially including the US.
US officials have revealed they are investigating about two dozen suspected examples of medical equipment vulnerable to hack attacks, potentially putting patients' lives at risk.
On the other hand, in the next 30 years, it's possible this system could prevent one or two terrorists attacks, potentially saving dozens of lives and billions in economic losses.
We also attempted to gather some understanding as to whether there was any difference in detecting phishing between individuals who lost only credentials and those who lost financial data during phishing attacks; potentially the latter category would be much more prepared since the attacks reached their finances.
Security experts said that hackers could steal browser "cookies" in "Poodle" attacks, potentially taking control of email, banking and social networking accounts.
The effective management of IAQ in schools can reduce students' exposure to the air pollutants that trigger allergies and asthma attacks, potentially improving students' ability to learn.
