The phrase "allow protection for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures or policies that provide safety or security for something or someone.
Example: "The new legislation aims to allow protection for endangered species in their natural habitats."
Alternatives: "provide safeguards for" or "ensure security for".
Most states allow some protection for a residence, but generally it is fairly limited.
"If they follow our advice and stick to halving the deficit by 2013-14, such tax changes would allow greater protection for public services".
His refusal to allow constitutional protection for the civil rights of blacks assisted in the defeat of Reconstruction in the South.
Flip-flops, sandals, and other open shoes are a major no-no, as are heels, pumps, or most "feminine" shoes, because they allow no protection for the feet and can break very easily in a high-movement environment, respectively.
The Court then cited Air Pirates along with Second Circuit precedent and "recognize[d] that cases subsequent to Warner Bros [Sam Spade] have allowed copyright protection for characters who are especially distinctive". Id. at 1452.
Hoping the theory would never be tested, Democrats inserted the procedural fail-safe in the budget document, allowing special protection for legislation covering health and education as long as it cut the deficit.
From bench to bedside Potsdam's price Reprints Related items Trade talks: Mangling tradeJun 28th 2007 World trade talks: A pot-holed roadApr 12th 2007Just as America is allowed more protection for its farmers than it actually offers, so with emerging countries and their industrialists (see article).
They are generally set up to last for a period of 365 years or longer, allowing asset protection for generations to come.
Charges were dropped in exchange for Steele allowing court protection for the boy.
The resulting highly porous and elastic cryogels are biocompatible, and allow for protection of cell viability during compression for injection.
