The phrase "attacking manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a way of behaving or communicating that is aggressive or confrontational.
Example: "During the debate, she presented her arguments in an attacking manner, which made it difficult for her opponent to respond calmly."
Alternatives: "aggressive approach" or "confrontational style".
They are a direct and physically imposing side and McCarthy has them playing to those strengths and in an attacking manner, which means long balls down the channels and crosses into the box for the forwards David McGoldrick, Daryl Murphy and Connor Sammon.
He is a really strong boxer with an attacking manner - but I plan to conduct this fight in my own manner".
Yes, they're not playing in an all-out attacking manner, but they're also not camping on the edge of their own box.
Before the Test, captain Joe Root said his team needed to be "bolder" and more "courageous" in their approach and in the morning session they seemed intent on playing in an attacking manner.
Arsene Wenger's side may have been forgiven for not approaching Napoli in their usual attacking manner, but they soon found a rhythm to their passing after an energetic opening from the hosts which saw Goran Pandev test Szczesny with an early shot.
"It's important we do not lose that confidence and still play in an aggressive, attacking manner in this form of the game," said Bell, who was part of the side bowled out for 72 en route to a 72-run defeat in the second Test in Abu Dhabi.
After a surge of goodwill among fellow Americans following the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, manner experts and others have observed a marked drop in courtesy.
Spectators were swiftly impressed by the technical ability, breathless all-out attacking style, impeccable manners and evident modesty of their guests.
The Reagan Justice Department attacked all manner of presumably settled civil-rights law.
The war only gets louder and more accusatory on both sides, but we're at the stage where it is getting beneficial for both sides to attack the manner in which the rebuttals are being delivered — their character — rather than the substance of those rebuttals — their content.
AIDS does attack all manner of people from all walks of life.
