The phrase "assure protection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of guaranteeing safety or security for someone or something.
Example: "The organization aims to assure protection for vulnerable communities during times of crisis."
Alternatives: "guarantee safety" or "ensure security."
These payments assure protection from the cruel swings of the free market.
He went so far as to assure protection to fugitives wanted in Italy, disregarding the most basic legal norms.
Also in 1906, Roosevelt pressed Congress to pass the Pure Food and Drug and Meat Inspection acts, which created agencies to assure protection to consumers.
The PPS design must allow the combination of protection elements working together to assure protection rather than regarding each feature separately.
He sought the advice of "knowledgeable" and "substantial" merchants who, informed of the issue in litigation, gave him the information on commercial practices needed to assure protection of good faith dealing between honest merchants.
5. State and federal regulatory policy should explicitly encourage pilot and demonstration-scale projects under permitting conditions, which assure protection of ocean resources.
Mutually assured protection was a notion so pea-brained one could only slam down one's pencil and stare at the "dinosaur" — Gorbachev's word — who proposed it.
Wyeth's policy states that the company "assures protection against any form of reprisal for reporting actual or suspected violations" of its code of ethics, which prohibits fraud.
Mutually assured protection was a notion so pea-brained one could only slam down one's pencil and stare at the "dinosaur"—Gorbachev's word who proposed it.
Carol Hallett, president of the airlines' trade association, complained last week that existing security measures were costing the airlines too much and insisted that government "must assume the full cost and responsibility for assuring protection of the aviation system against terrorist attacks".
But a new publishing system developed by AT&T promises to add permanence to information put on the Internet, assuring protection against censorship, for example, and the unauthorized deletion of material by hackers.
