The phrase "attack was dominated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a situation where one side had a significant advantage over another during an attack, often in sports or military discussions.
Example: "In the final minutes of the game, the opposing team's attack was dominated, leaving little chance for a comeback."
Alternatives: "attack was controlled" or "attack was overpowered".
But Bani Walid's leaders say the attack is dominated by fighters from Misurata.
With 11 people on stage the second debate, hosted at the Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, ranged widely over immigration, abortion, jobs, national security, Iran, same-sex rights, marijuana and climate change, but was dominated by attacks on Trump, who counter-attacked with gusto.
In public, the Liberal Democrat conference was dominated by attacks on the Conservatives.
Unlike November's traffic which was driven largely by the external news of the Paris attacks, April's news agenda was dominated by Guardian instigated stories including the Panama Papers investigation and Jon Ronson's interview with Monica Lewinsky, (part of 'The Web We Want' series), which attracted readers from all over the world.
Reuters said the summit was dominated by the attacks on Paris, and brought together leaders that included Russia's Vladimir Putin.
The following morning every newspaper's front page – and inside papers – was dominated by the attacks with The Daily Telegraph and The Times both using the photograph of a young man helping a woman with a medical face-mask covering her face.
Ten years ago this Sunday, while the news was dominated by terror attacks on the United States, 11 senior political figures were arrested in Eritrea.
The tone was dominated by Kenealy's confrontational style; his personal attacks extended not only to witnesses but to the Bench and led to frequent clashes with Cockburn.
Tallahassee was dominated by sports.
The month leading up to the ninth anniversary of the September 11 attacks has been dominated by a callow and opportunistic debate.
