The phrase "give protection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use this phrase when talking about providing safety or security for someone or something. For example, "In order to ensure the safety of the citizens, the government has decided to give protection to the borders."
"An administrative agency can make mistakes and give protection to marks that shouldn't have been protected," said Roger E. Schechter, professor of law at George Washington University.
Public bodies have to give protection for small businesses".
The former is used in agriculture as a weed killer and to give protection against pests.
In this manner each galley could give protection to its neighbours' exposed sides.
"When any person is working for Hindutva, it is your duty to give protection to that person.
They can give protection and support to the aid agencies that have been so cruelly frustrated in their attempts to reach the vulnerable before the onset of winter.
Villages are frequently located along the foothills facing toward the south, backed by hills that give protection from the severe northwestern winter winds.
"It would also be worth considering ASU insurance, which can give protection against loss of income due to accident, sickness and unemployment".
Its job is to give protection to the government's agents in their efforts to eradicate coca, mainly through the aerial spraying of weedkiller on coca fields.
("[A] State cannot encroach upon the federal patent laws directly... [and] cannot... give protection of a kind that clashes with the objectives of the federal patent laws".).
It may give protection to travelers against the dangers of overcrowded highways (Bradley v. Public Utilities Comm'n, 289 U.S. 92) and protection to its residents against unnecessary noises.
