The phrase "attacks space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physical or metaphorical assaults on areas or concepts related to space, such as in science fiction or discussions about territorial disputes.
Example: "The alien species attacks space, seeking to conquer new planets and expand their territory."
Alternatives: "invades space" or "assaults space".
Soon after the Sept. 11 attacks, Space Imaging Inc., the first company to sell high-resolution satellite photographs on the open market, gave the government exclusive rights to all its imagery of Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Learning of Genesis, Khan attacks space station Regula I where the device is being developed by Kirk's former lover, Dr. Carol Marcus, and their son, David.
Turnover possession allowed Gloucester to attack space and Hook thrived.
The backline was cramped, Mike Phillips too often running sideways before passing, and Wales's alignment behind was flat, in contrast to England who often brought in runners from deep when moving quick ball to attack space and generate width.
He had never relied on pace and attacked space in behind defenders, but he required a quickness of feet that allowed him to manipulate the ball fast enough to beat his marker.
The consistency with which Wiltord, Lauren, Parlour and Ashley Cole found attacking space, made supporting runs and were usually on hand when needed propped up Arsenal's game when Chelsea were threatening to take over.
Defensively, the partnership does have some question marks - with Joseph not covering as much ground as he once did and Feilhaber never being too eager to track back, the Columbus Crew could certainly exploit this area of weakness and create some attacking space of their own.
An attack space defined by the adversary's model knowledge, disclosure, and disruption resources is introduced.
Apart from data breaches, the cyber security research community is revisiting the attack space for cloud-specific solutions as these issues affect budget, resource management, and service quality.
A different perspective is taken in [15] where Texeira et al. propose to classify attacks according to a three-dimensional cyber-physical attack space; disruption of assets, disclosure of resources, and adversary knowledge.
Getting into fights with pirates, attacking space stations, discovering life I never knew existed.
