The phrase "as protected from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the state of being shielded or safeguarded from something harmful or undesirable.
Example: "The data is stored in a secure server, as protected from unauthorized access."
Alternatives: "shielded against" or "guarded from".
She went to "dangerous" places and filed her stories, and we the listeners are as protected from what she saw as she was sitting in the back seat of cars taking notes.
"Japan and Europe had been seen as protected from the U.S. slowdown.
They have come to find a sacred space that is as protected from politics as the holy is from the unholy.
The most useful clarification in the newly revealed guidelines explains how Facebook has ditched its poorly received policy that deemed "white people" as protected from hate speech, but not "black children".
(A ) Membrane fusion was assayed as protected (from external non-fluorescent streptavidin) lumenal compartment mixing.
The studies described women's pregnant body image as protected from this transgression, because the women legitimised it through perceiving themselves as excused from adhering to the ideals or by reflecting on the functional and mothering identities of their body [ 34].
However, treatments significantly showed impact on other parameters such as protecting from shortening of colons, blocking inflammatory mediators.
Vaccine proteins produced using both methods were shown to elicit anti-tumor humoral responses as well as protect from tumor challenge in an established B cell lymphoma mouse model.
This might suggest that various types of organisations are able to provide an affiliation with a primary care provider, the single most important factor our study identified as protecting from unmet needs.
The house is as well protected from the elements as it is from intruders.
oAC given at days 4, 5 and 6 p.i. was as effective at protecting from ECM as oAC given at days 3 and 5p.i.
