The phrase "administered to protect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a certain action or treatment is given with the intention of providing protection or safety.
Example: "The vaccine was administered to protect the population from the outbreak of the disease."
Alternatives: "given to safeguard" or "provided to ensure safety".
Once they have cleared trials, these could be used to treat dengue fever, or administered to protect people against the virus.
Epidural anesthesia was administered to protect the thoracic wound site and reduce the cardiac load.
LQGraph implements methods for optimizing the connectivity of sites administered to protect biodiversity (a conservation area network).
At the same time, desipramine (20 mg/kg, i.p). was administered to protect noradrenergic neurons (6-OHDA+D, n = 6).
No matter how immunogenic, durable, or safe a vaccine, however, it must first be administered to protect from disease.
Medications such as Amlodipine may be administered to protect your dog's neurologic tissues.
The chicken pox vaccine is not suitable for pregnant women - however, an alternative injection containing a substance called varicella immune globulin can be administered to help protect non-immune pregnant women against infection.
Antivirals are administered to pregnant women to protect them and the fetus against the viruses.
The present investigation reveals the rational of the beneficial effects of the natural compound C-phycocyanin (C-PC) is beneficial when administered to rat pups to protect against the secondary effects of sodium selenite induced cataractogenesis.
Therefore irsogladine may be a useful drug in the situation where patients with a low risk of upper digestive tract injuries are administered NSAIDs, to protect the entire digestive tract from the esophagus to the small intestine.
This novel finding linked communication between the gut and the heart through hormone signaling and demonstrates an ability of orally administered probiotics to protect against myocardial infarction-associated ischemic injury.
