The phrase "against defects" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or warranty contexts to indicate protection or coverage for flaws or issues in a product or service.
Example: "The warranty covers repairs against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of two years."
Alternatives: "for defects" or "against flaws".
There is an implied warranty against defects.
Title insurance protects the buyer against defects, errors or omissions in the chain of title.
Congress has financed the second engine for years to keep Pratt & Whitney from having a lucrative monopoly and as insurance against defects that might ground the fleet.
UL, a safety science company contracted by Samsung to investigate the battery, said the thin separator offered poor protection against defects.
While RHA doesn't promise that the earbuds will stand up to a stomping, it does offer a three-year guarantee against defects, which is more than most.
The plan, which was adopted in 1977 and is administered by the Bureau of Construction Code Enforcement of the state's Department of Community Affairs, protects homeowners against defects in new homes for 10 years.
Mr. Jackson said he would try to persuade disillusioned liberal Democrats against defecting to Ralph Nader and the Green Party.
Neglecting such an entropic effect can lead to erroneous underestimations of the safety level against defect-driven failure.
But here is what an Eagle Creek rep named Sadie Schroeder told Ms. Jahrling, in an e-mail: "Our warranty protects against defect for the life of the product.
Hubbard was particularly fierce against defecting members, especially if they put online the higher levels of enlightenment that were supposed to be revealed only to loyal trainees.
This improvement is attributed to the increased strength and resistance of the material against defect generation upon phase transformation as a result of the microstructural refinement due to the ECAE process, as supported by the electron microscopy observations.
