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The phrase "attacked each" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in a context where you are describing an action involving multiple subjects or objects being attacked, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The soldiers attacked each enemy position with precision."
Alternatives: "assaulted every" or "targeted each".
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Jenny attacked each with a determined nod.
Trump and O'Donnell have attacked each other over quirks of style, genetic fate and physiological riddles.
Ms. Castor, the Democratic nominee, and Mr. Martinez, the Republican, attacked each other's records.
While Gingrich and Santorum sparingly attacked each other, they both ran ads against Romney.
"They attacked each other without hesitation," one member of the counterprotest told the Los Angeles Times.
Thursday, July 3 In the past two nights we've been attacked each night while on patrol.
This proportion peaked around 1990, after the superpowers stopped bankrolling rebels who attacked each other's allies.
Police said rival groups of Pakistani and Albanian refugees attacked each other with clubs.
Both candidates attacked each other's Jewish backgrounds, and each lined up powerful political allies.
Militias, often proxies of the old rump state or the new southern one, attacked each other.
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The viziers could never attack each other.
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