The phrase "attack spreading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to discussions about the dissemination of harmful actions, ideas, or diseases.
Example: "The attack spreading across the region has caused widespread panic among the population."
Alternatives: "assault proliferation" or "offensive expansion".
What they don't expect is that the first humanoid to break through from the other side will launch a bloody attack, spreading disease that takes hold in seconds … or that his victims, like him, will refuse to die.
That is when the virus releases its attack, spreading when the dead skin cells flake off the body naturally.
That is when the virus releases its attack, spreading once the dead skin cells flake off the body naturally.
Over the next several hours, as word of the attack spread on Facebook, friends and relatives poured into the hospital.
He soon recovered, but the story of his heart attack spread, a testament to the power of his rage against Mubarak's abuses.
But on Monday, it became a place of dread, as news of the attack spread through the crowd and people awaited word.
Word of the attack spread a wave of anger across the region, forcing the local governor to meet with village elders to defuse the situation.
News of the reported attack spread quickly around the Harlem Meer yesterday as detectives combed through grass, garbage cans and the craggy walls of the section's hills.
Rumors of an American missile attack spread quickly, and dozens of Iraqi men stormed the ruined police station after American soldiers left in the late afternoon.
My own cellphone worked fine in Lower Manhattan early on the morning of 9/11, but as news of the World Trade Center attack spread, my phone became useless, even before the towers fell.
Certain murderous ideas are in the air worldwide, and they are finding individuals in scattered places in different ways, and every attack spreads them further, plants an idea in a new head.
