The phrase "attacking supporting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a type of action or behavior, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The strategy involved attacking supporting positions to gain an advantage."
Alternatives: "assaulting assistance" or "assailing support".
Under current law, they can also spend up to 49% of their operating budget on promoting, attacking, supporting or opposing candidates.
It tried to achieve the destruction of several British industries at the same time, switching from bombing aircraft factories, to attacking supporting industries, import or distribution networks such as coastal ports.
The Portuguese coach has always favoured three midfielders (defensive, holding and attacking) supported by two strong central defenders at the back.
It quickly became clear Davis would be Paterson's main attacking support, the Southampton midfielder handed a more advanced role after several matches in the engine room.
It is great to be playing with him, he can beat a man and he likes the attacking support from me as well".
The allies also came under increasing attack from heavily armed Iraqi irregulars assigned to harass the allied forces' progress and to attack support troops behind the swiftly advancing forward columns.
Companions could be ordered to attack, support, defend themselves, follow the player character without attacking, and/or remain behind.
The authors of the study concluded that the risk of arteriopathy increased with the repeating of the migraine attacks, supporting the role of the severity of attacks (in terms of number and duration) in the development of atherosclerosis [45].
It is alleged that 22-year-old Mr Touil "participated indirectly in the attack, supporting the ones who carried it out", the Associated Press news agency quotes a Tunisian official as saying.
In response to the attack, supporting artillery was called down, and the attack repulsed.
This study suggests that serglycin promotes a more aggressive cancer cell phenotype and may protect breast cancer cells from complement attack supporting their survival and expansion.
