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Discover LudwigThe phrase "is under attack by" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where someone or something is being targeted or assaulted, either physically or metaphorically. Example: "The city's infrastructure is under attack by severe weather conditions, leading to widespread damage."
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"Her brain is under attack by her own body".
This is why Iraqiya is under attack by the other blocs and terrorists".
Pursued by Seagles and BeheMoths, the airship is under attack by a mysterious noise.
Where in the body does the virus hide when it is under attack by drugs?
She added: The teaching profession is under attack by those who blame teachers for conditions beyond their control.
But the universal banking model is under attack by regulators on several continents as the industry faces new regulatory pressures.
Younger respondents were more likely to say Mr. Aristide, whose government is under attack by rebel forces, should resign.
America is under attack by antidemocratic forces that make no secret that they want to take over the world.
But the private printing house that prints other independent publications is under attack by the government for alleged financial irregularities.
H. J. Heinz is under attack by some shareholders for selling Weight Watchers in 1999 for $735 million.
This is front page news on Portugal's newspapers, with one tabloid raging that the country is under attack by speculators.
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CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com