The phrase "swift assault" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a quick and forceful attack, often in a military or metaphorical context.
Example: "The enemy launched a swift assault on the unsuspecting village, catching everyone off guard."
Alternatives: "rapid attack" or "quick strike."
This has become the pretext for a swift assault on Detroit's public resources: an attempt to dismantle its schools, to slash its pensions, and to transfer its parks and art and land into the hands of private corporations.
Some 2,900 French troops, accompanied by a thousand-plus Malians, carried out a swift assault on the three big towns in Mali's vast desert reaches that had been occupied by al-Qaeda-led rebels since last April.In this section Where's the deal?
We were sobered and silent; the swift assault upon that poor life!
As French troops arrived from Beauport, Montcalm, one of few mounted men on the field, decided that a swift assault was the only way to dislodge the British from their position.
Marine expeditionary units are trained to operate in small groups like Special Operations Forces, conduct swift assaults, seize airfields, protect bases for up to 30 days or evacuate civilians.
In his book, De Bello Neapolitano, Iovianus Pontanus sees the Albanian landing as essential to Ferdinand's victory: their quick maneuvering and swift assaults virtually immobilized the Italian warriors.
This bizarre "birther" movement, out to prove that Obama is not a naturally born citizen, first gained notice in the summer of 2008 when it was being advanced by the author Jerome Corsi, a leader of the Swift boat assault on Kerry.
His view of Western military technique could arguably be found in October's swift frontal assaults of air power on specific targets.
In 2004 they did what they could to counter the swift-boaters' assaults on John Kerry's character.
After driving them from the main cities of Gao, Timbuktu and Kidal in a swift nine-week assault, some 1,600 French and Chadian troops began searching for Islamist rebels in their hide-outs in the mountainous region of northern Mali.
The £300,000 car is loaded with high security features such as removable bulletproof windscreens, in case the Royal couple need to make a swift exit, and an "assault alarm" that automatically distinguishes fires under the chassis and engine bay.
