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The phrase "a protective layer of ice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a layer of ice that serves to shield or safeguard something beneath it, often in a physical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The lake was covered with a protective layer of ice, ensuring the fish beneath were safe from predators."
Alternatives: "a shielding layer of ice" or "a safeguarding layer of ice".
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Because of a freak climatic freeze, some of the Altaic burials, notably those of the 5th century bc at Pazyryk and neighbouring sites, such as Katanda, Shibe, and Tuekt, were isolated from external climatic variations by a protective layer of ice that conserved the organic substances buried in them.
Pour water over the fort for a protective layer of ice.
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Once its surface froze, Murray says, the water moved again, breaking the ice into floes now locked into a frozen sea topped by a protective layer of volcanic ash and sediment.
3. Cover outside of springform pan with a protective layer of plastic wrap covered with a double layer of foil.
Future Martians could conceivably be living inside domes, insulated by a protective layer of water.
A protective layer of fairy-tale wish fulfillment keeps its characters, adapted from Ann Brashares's novels, at a studious distance from brute reality.
If you've got an expensive 20-inch pot, don't take the chance -- take it indoors or wrap it in a protective layer of plastic over winter.
He has since pulled the last of the carrots, tilled the beds and blanketed the asparagus patch with a protective layer of straw.
Time to finish the rod by coating the threads with a protective layer of epoxy.
Subversion, after all, requires a protective layer of privilege.
Clusters of antheridia are enclosed by a protective layer of cells called the perigonium (plural: perigonia).
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