The phrase "as protections of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role or function of something in providing safety or security for a particular entity or concept.
Example: "The new regulations were established as protections of consumer rights in the marketplace."
Alternatives: "as safeguards for" or "as defenses of".
And now this normalcy of hers, this lack of vulgarity — documented by the Balanchine Archive tapes — will stand forever as protection of a vulnerable ballet.
Therefore, effective corporate governance, as well as protection of investor rights and interests, help protect the value of investment and thus encourage investment (Porta et al. 2002).
This would not include short-term missions such as protection of United States embassies, reprisals against terrorist attacks or covert operations.
Nanocarriers exhibit several prominent advantages, such as protection of proteins via encapsulation in the nanocarriers and mitigation of drug modification.
As defense, intelligence and diplomatic budgets have shrunk, resources for security -- physical safety as well as protection of information -- often have been early victims of the budget axes.
The seal or stay may be ordered for reasons, such as protection of an ongoing criminal investigation, that would be defeated by prompt service of the warrant.
"Whether in schools or outside schools, the general sentiment is that any abusive action, if it is justified as protection of Islam, is tolerable," he said.
Currently, the UN mission protects and accommodates over 185,000 internally displaced people (IDPs) on UN bases, referred to as protection of civilian sites.
The Heritage Foundation's "Economic Freedom Index", which measures such factors as protection of property rights and free trade, ranks Brazil ("moderately free") above the other BRICs ("mostly unfree").
They exhibit sophisticated functionalities such as protection of cargo molecules (e.g., their genome), targeting host cells and triggered release of their cargo.
