'placed under protection' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a person or item that has been given protection from harm, danger, or risk. For example, "The endangered species of birds was placed under protection by the government so it would not become extinct."
Over the years, it placed under protection land that, in aggregate, was roughly twenty-two theesizee size of Massachusetts.
In 1911, after more than a century of extensive slaughter, the northern fur seal was placed under protection.
Lacroix, which has not made a profit since it was founded 22 years ago, was placed under protection from creditors at the start of June.
There are three times as many grizzlies in Yellowstone as there were in the 1970s, and in the wildlands around Glacier National Park, the largest population in the nation, the number of bears has grown from 250 to around 900 since the grizzly was placed under protection 1975.
Prioritized patches are suggested to be placed under protection, and to update the habitat conservation institution.
Over the last 10 15 years some of the scattered remnants of biancanas have been placed under protection in order to preserve their biodiversity and their particular cultural and geomorphological landscapes.
The doctors alerted Brent police and social services, and she was placed under police protection, with a 72-hour protection order preventing her from leaving hospital.
His campaign employed a team of private security guards before he was placed under Secret Service protection.
In the interview, taped Friday on a campaign trip to Iowa, he played down concerns about his security and said he was reluctant to be placed under Secret Service protection this month.
On discovery, both wrecks were placed under the protection of the Historic Shipwrecks Act 1976, which penalises anyone disturbing a protected shipwreck with a fine of up to A$10,000 or a maximum five years imprisonment.
Their five alleged teenage victims have been placed under police protection.
