The phrase "a form of protective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that serves as a means of protection or safety.
Example: "Wearing a helmet is a form of protective gear that can prevent serious head injuries."
Alternatives: "a type of safeguard" or "a means of protection".
Many of the species resemble wasps, which is a form of protective mimicry.
Other kids are isolated as a form of "protective custody", because they are vulnerable to physical or sexual abuse.
State officials say Woodfox has been in a form of protective custody called closed cell restriction, but not solitary confinement.
They meet on the road, and Guidry cynically attaches himself to them, using them as a form of protective camouflage.
It was also a form of protective psychological armour helping to conceal the much more sensitive, shrewdly intelligent, courageous and often complex character that lay behind the controlled jauntiness of the Chapple carapace.
Does a form of protective parenting style appear besides the models identified in the canonical account?
Britain was the first country to pass any form of protective legislation for farm animals, in 1822.
This denial is considered, like fatalism, as a form of "non-protective response" to the threat, enabling us, like protective responses, to reduce the degree of threat appraisal (Grothmann and Reusswig 2006).
But most of Ms. Mason's heroines are fiercely independent, more inclined than their men folk to strike out on their own, and more likely than their spouses to practice a form of self-protective detachment.
and I told him the same things and said again I felt Americans didn't realize the extent of apartheid here and that there was a form of self-protective self congratulation going on which made them not really see the problems as they were.
She is absorbed in her reading of a holy book, the covers of which include a chemise of white cloth, a common form of protective binding.
