The phrase "address protection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to cybersecurity, privacy, or data security, referring to measures taken to safeguard an address, such as an IP address or a physical address.
Example: "The company implemented strict address protection protocols to ensure customer data remained confidential."
Alternatives: "address security" or "address safeguarding".
But while in the past trade agreements sought to address protectionism, now they seek to address protection.
To his surprise, the workshop organizers asked him to address protection methods at the Topkapi Palace and the Istanbul Archaeology Museum, the city's two most important museums.
The report concludes with detailed recommendations about urgent reforms required to address protection gaps, coordination failures and more general humanitarian responses to one of the most serious emergencies of our time.
However, no internationally agreed criteria or policies explicitly address protection of the environment from ionising radiation, and it is difficult to determine or demonstrate whether or not the environment is adequately protected from potential impacts of radiation under different circumstances.
The purpose of this paper is to describe the rationale for the development of a research protocol guide, Child Abuse Level Management (CALM), and address protection of children in research.
Animal testing of a BoNT countermeasure needs to address protection of an asymptomatic individual (who has absorbed a sub-lethal dose, but may still be absorbing toxin) or an individual at risk for exposure (such as a first responder to a contaminated area).
It also suggests a myriad of ways in which HIV services need to address protections for human rights.
A discussion in early February addressed protection for freedom of speech.
"I don't know of a single program over the length of our military relationship that really addresses protection of non-combatants," he said.
Its strength is that United for Wildlife addresses multiple facets of these problems at once: addressing protection of wildlife populations, reducing consumer demand for illegally traded wildlife products and supporting local communities affected by the wildlife trade.
Until now, few studies addressed protection against synaptopathy in vivo.
