The phrase 'attacked to' is not correct or usable in written English.
You could use the phrase 'attached to' instead. For example: "I attached my resume to the email."
"And then," Odierno added, "we attacked to overthrow the government".
The French fleet was attacked to prevent its surrender intact to Hitler.
Two-headed Brazilian bells, bottlecaps attacked to sticks, even pairs of wooden clogs.
There was no point of centrality that could be attacked to then take down the overall network.
I ran after the student who was attacked to get his name and more information.
As the richest deposits are mined out, ever more land must be attacked to maintain production.
There are times, she said, when "you can't wait to be attacked to respond".
Prosecutors said he was attacked to keep him from talking to reporters about mistreatment of inmates.
Many have offered to register as a way to allow those wrongly attacked to sue.
It says something about Hebert's intensity that some friends and family initially took "attacked" to mean literally.
