The phrase "air protects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the protective qualities of air, such as in environmental science or discussions about the atmosphere.
Example: "The ozone layer in the atmosphere shows how air protects the Earth from harmful ultraviolet radiation."
Alternatives: "air shields" or "air safeguards".
A cushion of air protects you from the hard bumps, while the centrifugal force pins your body to the ball in the manner of a gravity-defying show ride.
Copper does not react with water but it does slowly react with atmospheric oxygen to form a layer of brown-black copper oxide which, unlike the rust which forms when iron is exposed to moist air, protects the underlying copper from more extensive corrosion.
At Necton, salt mountains sit in the open air, protected by black tarps.
The theme: Beyond hot air: protecting value in a changing climate.
That means prohibiting new buildings that block these streams of fresh air, protecting existing green space, and creating open areas.
Three air-conditioners and a pocket of insulating air protect the computers and their users from the tropical heat.
The materials show very good long-term stability in air, protecting the produced copper nanoparticles from oxidation.
It is stable in air because of a thin, transparent oxide film that forms on exposure to air, protecting the aluminum from further oxidation and reaction.
The stand is able to accommodate approximately 20 people and washes them with filtered air, protecting them from particulates from passing traffic.
In a statement, Ms. Jackson called the proposed rules "a common-sense step to reduce pollution in the air, protect the planet for our children and move us into a new era of American energy".
The pressure is carried by layers of cords embedded in a rubber cover that in turn serves to contain the air, protect the cords, and give high friction with the ground.
