The phrase "invasion against" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "The country experienced an invasion against its borders."
After several battles and invasions, Nebuchadrezzar led the decisive invasion against Judah and besieged Jerusalem (598).
Patently, a bourgeois invasion against a completely dove population would be successful as well, gaining the bourgeois 6 offspring.
It would also give the Old Pretender the prospect of French military aid to launch an invasion against Britain itself.
Lost amid the clatter is that many decent people of enlightened and pragmatic views oppose an invasion against Iraq, even many who supported the Persian Gulf war.
But that was a misreading of his repeated warnings about a German invasion, against which he said that Britain ought to prepare itself.
One camp, led by an Iraqi businessman, Ahmed Chalabi, is pushing for a transitional team to be formed before any American-led invasion against Mr. Hussein's government.
The recent pitch invasions against Sheffield United, during the team's sixth straight league defeat, followed on from other supporter protests at Charlton Athletic and Rochdale this season.
With the withdrawal of the Norsemen, England, under the English, then launched invasions against Alba but were ultimately repelled by Malcolm II at the Battle of Carham (1016/18).
However, by 140 BC Demetrius II Nicator was able to launch a counter-invasion against the Parthians in Mesopotamia.
It was the only important fort on the southern Portuguese frontier during the 17th and 18th centuries and controlled the routes of southern Portugal and Andalusia and was a staging point for invasions against Portugal.
Palach's self-immolation was in protest not against the military invasion, but against the passivity and indifference of the people around him.
