The phrase "critical attack" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe strong criticism. For example, "The journalist launched a critical attack against the mayor's policies."
Contemporary audiences at once recognized the play as a masterpiece, but its form was subjected to an unprecedented critical attack.
She wrote a critical attack on an advocate of nationalism and began dabbling in satire and parody at the government's expense.
Olivier Giroud broke his goal drought, Alexis Sánchez raised his game for one critical attack and briefly summoned his most dynamic style to equalise.
Mr. McClellan, who has led the critical attack on the F‐111 plane for seven years, had hoped to wind up the proceed ings by about April 11.
Marcus's claim to statesmanship has come under critical attack in numerous other ways for example, in the matter of Christian persecution.
Join us in a conversation with Jurema Werneck, Executive Director of Amnesty International Brazil who will be discussing human rights and Afrodescendants under critical attack in Brazil and the current responses from institutions and civil society.
This sort of defense of externalism, of course, is quite independent of criticisms of accessibility internalism and of mentalism, and also independent of critical attacks on arguments that support those internalist positions.
Yet even his most critical attacks on evolution have provided evolutionary biologists with insights.
The critical attacks directed against him by the radicals obscured his reputation.
Then, we investigate the robustness of the existing solutions against a wide range of critical attacks categorized into basic, desynchronization, and replacement attacks, respectively.
Forced to contend with critical attacks, private rejections and personal isolation, Schoenberg took refuge in a self-constructed identity as music's prophet and redeemer.
