The phrase "kept under protection" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to something or someone that is being safeguarded or shielded from harm or danger.
Example: "The rare species of bird is kept under protection to ensure its survival in the wild."
Alternatives: "safeguarded" or "under guard"
After the trial, Pesce and her children were kept under state protection.
This morning, lawyers for both sides are scheduled to go to the board's warehouse on the West Side Highway in Chelsea, where nearly 300 voting machines have been kept under police protection since the day after the election.
There is no time limit for records to be kept under data protection law, but business people linked to dissolved companies have been citing the legislation when arguing for a shorter retention period, and complaints have been filed with the data protection watchdog, the Information Commissioner's Office.
Nystatin (Sigma, Deisenhofen, BRD) stock solution 50 g.l-1 kept under light protection.
6 μl of this stock solution is added to 1 ml pipette solution kept under light protection.
As a sovereign deity, Mithra bore the standing epithet varu-gavyūti, meaning "one who (presides over) wide pasture lands"—i.e., one who keeps under his protection (another of his epithets was pāyu, "protector") the territories of those who worship him and abide by their covenants.
Armed Forces Minister Nick Harvey said "force protection" was kept under review, adding procedures had been changed in light of events.
He needed to be moved to a safer room and kept under observation for his own protection.
They say high profile prisoners - usually on trial or convicted in murder or terrorism-related cases - are often kept under suicide watch and given more protection as they face massive media coverage and are deemed to be at risk from other inmates.
All animals were kept under specific pathogen free housing conditions (SPF unit) and in compliance with the regulations of the German animal protection law.
