The phrase "attacks characterized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing specific types of attacks that have distinct features or traits.
Example: "The report detailed several attacks characterized by their rapid execution and high level of sophistication."
Alternatives: "attacks defined by" or "attacks marked by".
Bulat Okudzhava, a frequent target of these attacks, characterized them as "ordinary confrontations between fathers and sons," complicated by political and cultural uncertainties.
This paper focuses on resilient control of networked control systems (NCSs) under the denial of service (DoS) attacks characterized by a Markov process.
These attacks characterized Kenya's past inaccurately through Western idioms of crisis, reading Kenya's infamous anti-colonial rebellion (Mau Mau) as "anti-white" and contemporary politics through the ethnocentric prisms of "tribalism" and "radical Islam".
While terrorism existed long before 9/11, these attacks, characterized by their unique blend of local terror with global online amplification, are designed to spread fear, hate, and prejudice at a massive scale.
In a dispute over campaign funds, Roosevelt and others stepped up their attacks, characterizing Penrose as the archetypal political boss whose corrupting influence stood in the way of clean, honest government.
Few people know about this type of heart attack, characterized by a lack of recognizable symptoms.
His concerns were reflected in his cartoons, especially those for The Masses (1911 17), one of the best known of which depicted a ragged little boy looking at the sky and saying to his young companion, "Chee, Annie, look at the stars, thick as bedbugs!" That kind of compassionate satire, rather than bitter attack, characterized his simple, economical drawings.
The immune attack, characterized by a predominantly lymphocytic infiltration around the IVD in the early phase of the spondylitis [ 7- 9], is most likely elicited by cross-recognition of IVD PG in mice immunized with human PG.
Though the Islamic State did not claim responsibility, the group is active in Anbar and analysts were quick to blame the group for the attack, characterizing it as a new stage in the IS conflict with the government in Riyadh.
Panic attacks are characterized by the unexpected, sudden onset of intense apprehension, fear, or terror and occur without apparent cause.
Al Qaeda's attacks are characterized by total disregard for innocent lives, including Muslims.
