The phrase "an early protector" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone or something that provides protection or support at an early stage or time.
Example: "In the history of environmental conservation, John was recognized as an early protector of endangered species."
Alternatives: "a primary guardian" or "a preliminary defender".
Tibet's early protector gods were worshiped as warriors, equipped with battle gear.
6. Michelle Visage started strong but faded RuPaul's mate shot into an early lead by being a maternal protector in those mad first few days.
Meanwhile, Will Maxwell Jenkinss), in an early exploit, befriends a robot and brings his new protector home to meet his skeptical parents.
From an early stage, you quickly learn that police are enforcers rather than protectors in black neighborhoods.
He's positioned as an early advocate for user protection and data privacy, as well as a fierce protector of his friend Williams.
He also quashed an early proposal that his official title be "His Highness, the President of the United States of America and the Protector of Their Liberties".
Some of the studies also suggest that women profit from the use of hip protectors at an earlier age than men do.
Chancellor Alistair Darling will recommend that the Fund work with the Financial Stability Forum to develop a role as a protector and "early-warning system" for global financial stability.And American consumer confidence has fallen to its lowest level in 25 years, according to a bellwether index produced by the University of Michigan.
Hsp70, an early-response protein induced when organisms are confronted with simple or complicated environmental stresses, can act as either a cellular protector or a danger signal.
Taken together, autophagy appears to play a role as a protector for either normal or tumor cells during the early or late stage of tumorigenesis, respectively.
