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The phrase "attempts to protect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts made to safeguard something or someone from harm or danger.
Example: "The organization makes several attempts to protect endangered species through conservation programs."
Alternatives: "endeavors to safeguard" or "strives to defend".
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The news put me in mind of other blunt attempts to protect the Stalin brand.
Attempts to protect investors from market swings may come to nought.
More recently, court proceedings have overturned British attempts to protect secret intelligence information.
The network blamed the erroneous contention on miscommunication and its attempts to protect its reporters overseas.
Claire, meanwhile, has quietly developed a hardness of character in her attempts to protect Camille.
But I do recognize when Southern whites are making blatant attempts to protect white privilege.
Suddenly, even reasonable attempts to protect some public good become full-blown assaults on individual rights.
"That's when we saw attempts to protect their own boys," he said.
Conclusion The proposed Act attempts to protect consumers from trolling behavior by requiring patents holders to substantiate their claims.
Northeast Asia is failing in its attempts to protect its regional seas from irreversible ecological damage and contamination.
The military's attempts to protect its power and privileges indefinitely have created an awkward situation for Washington.
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