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The phrase "at the protest" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a location or event where a protest is taking place.
Example: "Many people gathered at the protest to voice their concerns about climate change."
Alternatives: "during the demonstration" or "in the rally".
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Rick will be at the protest tomorrow.
-- at the protest.
Ten people were arrested at the protest.
A woman at the protest called police.
Why was I at the protest?
"That started fires at the protest sites," he said.
The sex workers at the protest rally shared his misgivings.
Tuesday Not as big a turnout at the protest today.
The atmosphere at the protest was "electrifying," Ms. Ensor said.
No other injuries were reported at the protest.
At least 231 people at the protest were wounded.
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