The phrase "aegis of the state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to protection, support, or guidance provided by the government or state authority.
Example: "The new policy was implemented under the aegis of the state to ensure public safety and welfare."
Alternatives: "protection of the government" or "support of the state".
The Office of Unclaimed Funds, under the aegis of the state comptroller, had set up a table at the Hilton.
Turning its banking and insurance services over to the private sector is set to cause considerable upheaval as an enormous dollop of money under the aegis of the state is exposed to the market.
The "Maggies," as they were known, were excluded from a previous compensation scheme for those who suffered in state-run institutions because officials said that the laundries were never under the aegis of the state.
The Assembly bill, for instance, brings under the aegis of the state budget several giant state authorities, like the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the Thruway Authority, that are not currently accounted for in the governor's $99.8 billion spending plan.
In 1940, Michael Balcon, the head of Ealing studios, attempted to persuade the government to allow the unit to merge with his own production company and bring both under the aegis of the state.
That is when they expect a ruling from the Texas attorney general that they hope will clarify whether Governor Bush, by transferring the records, effectively moved them from under the aegis of the state, and its public information law.
Local citizens of prominence and means would organize regiments that were uniformed and accoutred at first under the aegis of the states and then mustered into the service of the Union and Confederate governments.
Under the aegis of the Bavarian state radio station, conductor Eugen Jochum organized the performing group in 1949, trained it to become a major orchestra, and took it to perform at the prestigious Edinburgh International Festival in 1957.
When Balanchine took his ballets to Leningrad itself in 1962, under the aegis of the State Department, the reception was revolutionary.
In early 2004, as Iraq was beginning to unravel, Senator Richard Lugar, the Indiana Republican who chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and Senator Joseph Biden, the Delaware Democrat, introduced legislation for a nation-building office, under the aegis of the State Department.
It is a federal international development organisation run under the aegis of the Department of State.
