The phrase "attack was reported by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing a source that has provided information about an attack, typically in news articles or reports.
Example: "The attack was reported by several eyewitnesses who were present at the scene."
Alternatives: "the attack was documented by" or "the attack was noted by".
The attack was reported by multiple users on social media throughout Wednesday morning.
(The link between the Quarles case and the Boston attack was reported by DNAinfo.com).
NP associated with the migraine attack was reported by 54%, NP associated with TTH was reported by 94% and NP without headache was reported by 66%.
The attack was reported by newspapers in the Pacific Northwest and by gay-oriented media outlets nationwide.
Previous heart attack was reported by 5% of the respondents, and 18% reported hypercholesterolemia.
Previous heart attack was reported by 6% of the respondents, and 19% reported hypercholesterolaemia, and both values were similar to measures found in the background population.
Rarely have companies broken that silence, usually when the attack is reported by someone else.
In addition, yawning and belching just preceding or during the final phase of an attack were reported by approximately one out of five patients.
That Rumsfeld turned his attention to Iraq almost immediately after the September 11th attacks was reported by Bob Woodward in his book "Bush at War," published in November , 2002
The closing, attributed to economic problems exacerbated by the attacks, was reported by the online edition of the trade publication Advertising Age, Also yesterday, executives at Dow Jones & Company estimated that ad linage for The Wall Street Journal would decline 35percentto45percentcent in the fourth quarter, after a decline of 46.8percentt on a per-issue basis in September.
Another CH characteristic that is included in the IHS classification criteria, a sense of restlessness or agitation during attacks, was reported by 83.4%% of our patients and was less common in women than in men (75%% vs. 85.7 %, p = 0.042).
