"properly protect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to protecting something thoroughly or in the most effective manner. For example, "Having the right insurance policy is essential to properly protect your business from potential risks."
Most of the world's protected marine areas are failing to properly protect aquatic life, with many showing few differences from neighbouring areas that are openly fished, an Australian-led study has found.
We need to properly protect children today and tomorrow.
Each company was blamed for failing to properly protect consumer information.
Last year, Argentina's bishops apologised for the church's failure to properly protect people during the dictatorship.
Ms. Reding said there were 27 laws that apply to data in Europe, most of which date back more than a decade and don't properly protect consumers today.
VentureBeat reported that the worst offenders seemed to take shortcuts and did not properly protect the data they were collecting from smartphones.
It also said TRENDnet's mobile application, which allows customers to control the home camera from a smartphone, did not properly protect users' credentials.
However, I have been deeply dismayed by one observation: the inability of my own community, the Parsis, to properly protect our own history and heritage.
If such laws existed today, they say, Sony could be held responsible for failing to properly protect the data by employing up-to-date security on its systems.
Although it is not as detailed as the work by Sheffield University, it provides us with the information we need to properly protect the reserve".
"Mr. Youssef has placed his career in jeopardy in order to ensure that the F.B.I. can properly protect the public against another terrorist attack," Mr. Kohn said.
