'expand protection' is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to an increased level of safety or security, such as by extending existing policies or creating new policies. For example, "The government voted to expand protection rights to include all workers regardless of their nationality."
So why not go ahead and expand protection to the looks-challenged?
In 1990, as part of an effort to expand protection of the environment, the government established an environment ministry.
The Environmental Protection Agency said today that it would leave in place a Clinton administration rule that would expand protection for tens of thousands of acres of wetlands across the United States.
This has its origin in an attempt by Congress in 2007-08 to expand protection to human trafficking victims: the William Wilberforce Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2008 was one of the last pieces of legislation enacted under the presidency of George W Bush and was passed with bipartisan support.
In the next few years, the government will consolidate and expand protection across 15,000 square kilometers of prime cat habitat and conservation areas.
Not seizing this opportunity to expand protection for animals as HSUS would have Michigan do is unconscionable.
And a number of other nations announced that they will create new reserves, expand protections for existing ones, or take other steps to protect marine life.
Democrats tried unsuccessfully to expand protections for gays and lesbians.
They plan to evaluate its effectiveness and use results to find ways to expand protections elsewhere.
One of the Democrats' bills would expand protections for employees of small businesses.
But yesterday, he received a much different reception as many of these same critics came to City Hall to praise his efforts to expand protections for immigrants.
