The phrase "attacks on persons" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing violence, aggression, or harm directed towards individuals.
Example: "The report highlighted the increasing frequency of attacks on persons in urban areas, raising concerns about public safety."
Alternatives: "assaults on individuals" or "attacks against people".
For the 35 years from 1928 to 1962, inclusive, the panel listed 670 attacks on persons and 102 on boats.
The shark species implicated in attacks on persons or boats are mostly large sharks with large cutting teeth.
Among the more than 400 known shark species, about 30 have been authoritatively implicated in unprovoked attacks on persons or boats; of these only about 15 species are considered dangerous, however.
The main outcome measure was the occurrence of physical attacks on persons during the next shift following assessment.
Center all of your attacks on one person.
"[Schmitz's] attack, therefore, was not just a random attack on one person's body, but an attack on an entire race and entire gender," she wrote.
Commenting on the attack, one person involved in the NAFTA effort told me, "I did not know that it was coming.
And there was little doubt that the boys had been running with a gang that attacked one person after another on that night of mayhem in the park.
Some fear that if data identifying where LGBTQ persons live were collected, it could lead to harassment or attacks on those persons.
My second concern is the way public discussion in the blogs and emails often moved from characterizations of what faculty have said or are alleged to have said to attacks on their persons, on their motives and even to hateful personal, threatening or racist rants.
With the new piece she reminds us of the corrosive court jester's daily attacks on any person or class of persons who do not agree with him on any number of issues.
