The phrase "attacks on cultural" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "cultural." You can use it when discussing negative actions or criticisms directed at cultural aspects, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "The recent attacks on cultural heritage sites have sparked international outrage."
Alternatives: "assaults on cultural" or "offenses against cultural".
Since Tunisia overthrew an authoritarian president last year, there have been several attacks on cultural and tourist sites.
The explosion at the theatre, the reopening of which a fortnight ago was seen as a symbol of the city's re-emergence, is the latest in a long line of attacks on cultural, sporting and educational targets.
Instead, the appeal of authoritarian populism is due to a more diffuse platform of anti-establishment politics and attacks on cultural pluralism in the name of the nation first, but where the nation is defined in exclusionary terms to be what populists declare it to be.
Salafists, though small in numbers, have been making their presence felt, staging attacks on cultural events and fellow Tunisians they deem un-Islamic.
The cuts to higher education, local authorities and arts funding add up to a comprehensive attack on cultural development.
So, how did the fight against FGM, described by Germaine Greer in the late 1990s as "an attack on cultural identity", become front page news, endorsed by the prime minister and acknowledged by the White House?
Stand Up Comic is an attack on cultural dumbing-down that arrives about five years too late and sounds worryingly like something written by the late Lynda Lee Potter for the Daily Mail.
He replaced the post with the same attack on "cultural Marxism" but dropped the offensive cartoon.
Or, further still, perhaps it's interpreted as an attack on cultural consciousness, of our childhood memories of a system that, while flawed, we survived.
These are protest songs, although attacks on dominant cultural ideologies have rarely sounded so celestial.
And there are the attacks on leftwing cultural projects or community centres – stones thrown, beatings, the violence you experience when you try to get involved.
