The phrase "a protector from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something or someone that provides protection against a specific threat or danger.
Example: "The new software acts as a protector from the various cyber threats that can compromise our data."
Alternatives: "a shield against the" or "a safeguard from the".
"It's very disappointing and demoralizing," said Dr. Howard Sheldon of Cherry Hill, an investor and policyholder in MIIX who, like many doctors, had embraced the insurance company as both a financial enterprise and a protector from the perils of a famously litigious society.
Prophet Elijah was also regarded as a protector from the ale.
In sum, a higher IQ-score may either make cognitive problems related to ADHD symptoms more visible or it may act as a protector from the impact of such cognitive deficits, or there may be no effect of a high IQ-score on the association between ADHD symptoms and cognitive functions in preschoolers.
Thus, drafting further evolved to prohibit a Protector from being the Trustee, or appointing somebody close to the Protector.
So it's like, 'Great, not only do I have my father back, but he's a good guy.' And he's a protector, from what she's seen," the actress said.
Altogether, these studies suggest the importance of TERT as a protector from cellular damage through a mechanism that is as yet unclear.
The in between readings can be taken by dividing the line of Life by the radii at equal intervals, using a protector from a geometry box.
Tech startup founders see the government as an investor in citizens, rather than as a protector from capitalism.
A recent TechCrunch article examining the political attitudes of Silicon Valley suggested that "Tech startup founders see the government as an investor in citizens, rather than as a protector from capitalism".
However, whether bcl-2, as a protector from apoptosis, shows an inverse relationship to this is indeterminate, with conflicting results (Nakasu et al, 1994; Krishna et al, 1995; Weller et al, 1995).
But as we have seen again and again, distance is no protector from the devastating effects of a tsunami.
