The phrase "enemy approach" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act or process of an enemy moving closer or coming closer to a specific location or target. This phrase is often used in military or strategic contexts. Example: "As the enemy approach drew nearer, tensions rose among the soldiers on the front line."
Fort Griswold's guns were fired twice, a signal of enemy approach.
'Rodney' was the reserve formation, placed between the radar site and the main likely enemy approach to block any counterattack.
Baskeyfield's guns faced up the Acacialaan, which joined the Benedendorpsweg from the north, and covered the likely enemy approach along this road and from open ground to the north east.
While the hidden gun crews watched the enemy approach the lifeboats, the officer in charge of the boats, Lieutenant Francis Hereford, realised that the submarine would follow his movements, as its commander assumed him to be the captain.
The Polotsvian enemy approaches.
And in Afghanistan itself a couple of the professor's former students (Derek Luke and Michael Peña), now serving with the American forces, find themselves stranded on a dark hillside with the enemy approaching.
And in Afghanistan itself, a couple of the professor's former students (Derek Luke and Michael Peña), now serving with the American forces, find themselves stranded on a dark hillside with the enemy approaching.
An hour or so before nightfall, a wave of hysteria went through the fallback lines on the road in front of Ras Lanuf's refinery as men standing on a rooftop shouted that they could see the enemy approaching over the nearest hill.
But what has caught the eye of Dublin journalists is the extraordinary story of a primary-school teacher, Margaret Skinnider, who was shot and wounded on 26 April 1916 while commanding five men on a mission to destroy houses in Harcourt Street "to cut off enemy approaches".
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet An hour or so before nightfall, a wave of hysteria went through the fallback lines on the road in front of Ras Lanuf's refinery as men standing on a rooftop shouted that they could see the enemy approaching over the nearest hill.
When an enemy approaches with the sword, walk backwards.
