The phrase "armed personal" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "armed personnel"? You can use "armed personnel" when referring to individuals who are equipped with weapons, typically in a security or military context.
Example: "The event was secured by armed personnel to ensure the safety of all attendees."
Alternatives: "armed forces" or "armed guards".
Then there was the epidemic of assault rifles, armed personal drones, and WBA (weaponized biological agents), all easily downloaded at home on 3-D printers.
Despite these restrictions and the lack of authority, KBR awarded subcontracts to three private security companies to provide armed personal security details for its executives and awarded additional subcontracts to more than 30 other companies that employed their own private armed security.
King Obama wants to protect his own little darlings while my ankle-biters daily face the risk of a school with no armed personal protection whatsoever!
And an armed personal assistant to carry it.
Online stock screeners are arming personal investors with yet another weapon that used to be available only to top-notch analysts at Wall Street powerhouses.
She is a professional stuntwoman and is usually armed for personal protection.
When Odighizuwa exited the building, he was subdued by two students armed with personal firearms.
Now armed with personal terrorists, he crashes and holds up a black tie dinner party orchestrated by the "Big Man" in his alter ego as philanthropist L. Thompson Lincoln.
Now, armed with personal information I am in a much better position to confidently say "no" to those things that simply don't work for me.
As the gun lobby likes to boast, forty-two stalreadyready have provisions in their state constitutions interpreted by the courts to confer an individual right to be armed for personal purposes unrelated to militia service; that is, an interpretation similar to that given the Second Amendment in Heller.
This may have uncovered an interesting paradoxical effect of tenofovir: unpublished data in a subset of CAPRISA 004 participants suggest that in the presence of inflammation the risk of HIV infection increased markedly more in the tenofovir than the placebo arm (personal communication).
