The phrase "are well protected from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something is safeguarded against potential harm or danger.
Example: "The children are well protected from the harsh weather conditions by their warm clothing."
Alternatives: "are safely shielded from" or "are effectively guarded against".
Cash benefits, services and a referral system must be integrated to ensure social protection of those most at risk, especially vulnerable children, people with special needs or members of minorities; social protection should ensure that individuals and families are well protected from sudden shocks.
Some of Cable and Wireless's smaller holdings are well protected from competition.
But this place is very safe and the caves are well protected from bombing".
Its high-end, mostly urban hotels are well protected from new competition, he says.
Other advantages of FNDs include that diamond is chemically inert and the internal NV− centers are well protected from surface imperfections and perturbations from the environment.
Among the two dozen apartment REITs, the most promising are those few that focus on luxury buildings in neighborhoods that are well protected from new housing by local governments, thus assuring low supply and high demand.
That said, if you have a sunny spot that is well protected from wind, why not give it a try?
But Mr. Thompson said the administration was solving the problem, "taking aggressive steps to make sure our country is well protected from bioterrorism".
Part of the wider expanse of St Brides Bay, Porthmynawyd is well protected from the slicing currents that run between the mainland and nearby Ramsey Island.
As a senior professor, Bishop is well protected from mudslinging but her experience highlights the difficulties that early career researchers face in similar situations.
Similar to this situation is the extensive reach of a large river that is well protected from the main current and may seem more lentic than lotic.
