"unleash terror" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe a situation in which a person or group is causing widespread fear or chaos, typically through violence or intimidation. For example, "The dictator sought to unleash terror on the population to maintain control."
By Wagner's time, it was clear that a marginal individual would soon be able to unleash terror with the flick of a wrist.
Similarly, pastoralists and cattle rustlers will arrive at rural communities, where they unleash terror for days without any effective response from security agencies.
I'll kill them!" After the Vietnamese occupation -- one that toppled Pol Pot but would later unleash terror on a smaller scale -- she hears that a Khmer Rouge soldier has been captured and released to a near-riotous mob.
Added to that, the idea that terrorists can be "home-grown" or that individuals will act alone in attempting to unleash terror and chaos is, sadly, far from new.
The response of the embattled leaders has been to objectify their opponents (calling them C.I.A.-bankrolled "fascists" in the case of Ukraine and Venezuela, and "terrorists" in the case of Egypt, Libya, and Syria), to hunker down and fight back, and in some cases, to unleash terror.
But their deployment close to the border with neighbouring Turkey prompted a warning from that nation's president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who said Ankara aims to reinforce its troops on the frontier and threatened a "different response" for the militias if they "unleash terror" in Tal Afar.
There, somewhere, is the final resting place of Himiko, "the first queen of Japan," who, if disturbed, will unleash terrors so immeasurable that they could leave the world in direst need of a sequel.
Overwhelmed by final unleashed terror, the Duchess affirms the essential dignity of man.
Young drug dealers often operate out of unlicensed addiction treatment facilities, which the cartels use as recruitment centers, frequently unleashing terror in those places.
After a mass murderer massacred youth leaders and smashed central government buildings — unleashing terror that had not been seen since the Nazi occupation in the 1940s — Norwegians looked for guidance and got it.
When Mr Kenyatta's lawyers tried to postpone his trial date for the same reason, they were turned down.The Shabab said it had unleashed terror in Nairobi to avenge Kenyan forces' intervention in neighbouring Somalia.
