The phrase "against deliberate" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express opposition to something that is intentional or planned, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The committee voted against deliberate actions that could harm the environment."
Alternatives: "opposed to intentional" or "against purposeful".
But constant vigilance is necessary, against human error as much as against deliberate malice.
Since last September, the agency has been testing products to guard against deliberate acts of bioterrorism.
Just as he opposes most kinds of interference in reproduction, he is also against deliberate efforts to increase longevity.
Rather, they believed, as Alexander Hamilton wrote in "The Federalist," that impeachment is a "complete security" against "deliberate usurpations" of power by federal judges.
But what cogent reason excludes new human lives from the protection against deliberate killing that all innocent human beings should enjoy?
But it is now clear that fully realising those benefits depends on putting systems in place to mitigate against deliberate and accidental interference, and to provide an independent backup that does not rely on the delicate trilling of distant satellites.
But protecting against accident is not the same as protecting against a deliberate invasion, Mr. Chalos said.
The grid clearly needs better protection against catastrophic failures or, in an age of terrorism, against a deliberate act of sabotage.
At universities across the country, researchers said they did not think it was a mistake for Congress to tighten access to laboratory materials, which they acknowledge has generally been lax, but they cautioned against presuming the new laws would provide real protection against a deliberate release of a biological weapon.
Since 2001, safety of nuclear facilities against a deliberate or accidental large civilian aircraft impact has drawn much attention worldwide.
The other is that they show adequate protection against a deliberate challenge of infection in two species of animals.
