The phrase "more effective protection" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that provides a greater degree of security. For example, "The new security measures provide more effective protection against potential intruders."
More effective protection is provided in forms with fused forewings.
Vaccination provides more effective protection — so-called herd immunity — when more of us are vaccinated.
Mr Ivanishvili would do well to commit to more effective protection of a similar rally next year.
Security in Mogadishu and elsewhere depends on the AU's troops more than on Somalia's own forces.Somali pirates, whose oceanic depredations deter investment and trade on dry land, have been much less successful in the past year, thanks mainly to more effective protection of shipping convoys.
Compared with the 80 μm MAO coating, the 30 μm MAO ceramic coating provided more effective protection for the substrate.
The coatings showed a protective behavior during the carburization experiments, however more work is needed to optimize the structure of the coatings for more effective protection.
"Rather than putting special interests above the public health, we should allow MSHA to publish a final version of the rule in the near future, so that more effective protections against black lung disease can be put into effect," Representative Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) said in a statement.
Indeed, the relationship between social media users and service providers has become increasingly contentious, as users struggle to demand more privacy, better data security and more effective protections from online harassment in an economic context where they have little or no direct bargaining power.
Since smaller ϵ always means more effective privacy protection, this indicates that generalized algorithms must not be too much privacy protected.
Governments should use their spending power "as a carrot to encourage suppliers to develop more effective antispam protection systems," the panel said.
In general, the more effective the protection afforded by body armour, the smaller the shield; similarly, the longer the reach of the soldier's weapon, the smaller his shield.
