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Discover LudwigThe phrase "attacking direction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to strategy, sports, or military discussions where a specific approach or focus of an attack is being described.
Example: "The coach emphasized the importance of maintaining an attacking direction during the game to keep pressure on the opposing team."
Alternatives: "offensive strategy" or "assault approach".
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They need to develop their players in the more creative and attacking direction the game is moving.
And to the issue of United's attacking failings which have brought nine goals in 10 games: "The stats in the attacking direction are not so good so we have to improve that part, especially in the third and fourth phase".
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Operations combined the disguise of actual installations, vehicles and stores with the simultaneous display of dummies, whether to draw fire or to give a false idea of the strength of forces or likely attack directions.
I was attacking in another direction".
According to Roy Evans, the project's leader, the effect is similar to a fighter pilot attacking from the direction of the sun.
Clinton and her surrogates are attacking from every direction, hoping something will stick.
Kampfgruppe Willam was unable to overcome the resistance of the 2nd Lika Brigade, and to force its way through to Drvar until the paratroopers had been relieved around midday on 26 May by a stronger column attacking from the direction of Bihać.
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