The phrase "all in the name of protecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken for the purpose of safeguarding or ensuring safety, often implying that the actions may be questionable or controversial.
Example: "They implemented strict surveillance measures, all in the name of protecting national security."
Alternatives: "under the guise of safeguarding" or "for the sake of protection".
All in all, it seems that Trump is set to go all-in on his "America first" stuff not just deporting undocumented immigrants and building a wall, but making it harder for foreigners to gain legal status, all in the name of protecting American labor.
But I disagree when he calls on older Americans to advocate for large cuts in their children's benefits and their grandchildren's, all in the name of protecting them.
But, this year, there have been countless examples of speakers being banned, societies being stopped, and student media being censored, all in the name of "protecting students".
And it is all in the name of protecting the rights of foreign investors under the North American Free Trade Agreement.
All in the name of "protecting investors".The SEC already has the authority and resources it needs to pursue and to prosecute specific and credible allegations of American securities-law violations.
Yes, that means extra expense, but it's got to be a better deal than trashing the food supply, the soil, the rivers and our living rooms – all in the name of protecting the planet.
"We're burning protected species in the name of protecting them," Ivory said.
"In the name of protecting the City, we have made it more vulnerable," he said.
And in the name of protecting their sexuality, Ms. Valenti argues, the balls sexualize the girls.
Colleges make transferring credits difficult, often in the name of protecting academic quality, when often they are simply protecting their bottom line.
Amnesty International said the draft constitution "falls well short" of protecting human rights and restricts freedom of expression in the name of protecting religion.
