The phrase "against threat" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing measures or actions taken to counteract or defend against a potential danger or risk.
Example: "The organization implemented new security protocols against threat to ensure the safety of its data."
Alternatives: "in response to threats" or "to counter threats".
Most animals have evolved several sophisticated systems of 'extrinsic motivations' (EMs) that guide them to acquire behaviours allowing them to maintain their bodies, defend against threat, and reproduce.
However, this effect should be strongest among highly-identified group members, who are particularly concerned with protecting their ingroup against threat.
We will have to create more chances for our creative players and get a better balance between imposing ourselves on the game and protecting ourselves against threat.
A comparable question now resonates for the authorities themselves: If Britain's security apparatus is designed to shield the land against threat, who will ensure that the laws that empower them to defend against terrorism are not abused?
More significant, it shattered the national high school record of 3 55.3 set 36 years ago by Jim Ryun, a record many considered to be immune from challenge, as if it had been vaccinated against threat.
our analysis suggests that bidders protect themselves against threat of appraisal, not through contractual terms that would allow the bidder to walk away from the deal (e.g. appraisal out clause), but rather by increasing their upfront bid and improving the price-setting process (e.g. formal auctions).
6. Guard Against Threats.
For a start, against threats to national security.
I'll implement effective missile defenses to protect against threats.
There is physical fitness, building resilience against threats.
These include the drive to eat, sleep, find mates and defend against threats.
