"derogatory attack" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a statement or action that is intentionally negative, harmful, or disrespectful towards someone or something. Example: The politician's speech was filled with derogatory attacks against his opponent, leaving many feeling disgusted and disappointed.
So-called "shock jock" radio announcers are frequently denounced in Australia for their deeply personal and often derogatory attacks on politicians and ordinary citizens.
Islamabad continues to enforce blasphemy laws, discriminate against religious minorities, and include derogatory attacks on non-Muslim faiths in school textbooks, as well as fail to safeguard "minority rights".
Herewini-Te Hun posted derogatory and personal attacks against escort Danna Burton online, and outed her as a sex worker.
(The guerrillas preferred the term partisan, which harked back to revolutionary era militias; bushwhacker was a more derogatory term, connoting a sneak attack).
After they published their criticism, users of Yik Yak started spewing derogatory comments and threatened to attack the club members, sometimes singling out individual members.
The excess funding of political campaigns, resulting in TV, radio, and other ads -- many of them attacks or otherwise derogatory -- only heightens the divisive culture of American politics.
The officers reportedly sent a trailer-style video amongst themselves containing a Ku Klux Klan hood, attacks against minorities, derogatory images of President Obama and racist comments about Hispanics and homosexuals.
That's because, according to Instagram, hashtag blocking targets terms that are typically used to attack users in a derogatory way.
Those attacks, involving nearly 100 derogatory tweets between 2012 and 2014, would be familiar to any observer of Trump.
Three college students from Kashmir, were arrested in Bangalore on 17 February for posting "derogatory comments" on Facebook about the attacks, according to newspaper The Hindu.
