"protecting measures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to measures taken to prevent negative consequences. For example, "We implemented several protecting measures to ensure the safety of our employees."
Renewed weakness in the dollar may improve the drag from net exports in the third quarter, but for now the pressure on Congress to adopt trade protecting measures is sure to increase.
However, according to Cibin et al. (2016), soil erosion induced by high-rate residue removal may be mitigated by appropriate management options, such as the direct input of organic matter and other protecting measures.
He said the inquiry would consider granting "protected measures" to whistleblowers who were afraid of criticising their employer or speaking truthfully about press ethics.
McKinsey and Co. found that profits from U.S. energy efficiency can probably more than pay for other climate-protecting measures.
With 70% of Kenya's wildlife roaming outside protected areas, measures to strengthen community involvement and to create 'parks beyond parks', are of fundamental importance.
That effort started last week with a gauzy, feel-good commercial that likens measures to protect food to measures to protect people.
Moreover, this deal would abolish current measures protecting middle class workers from cheap overseas labor.
More progressive companies are responding to this challenge to see how they can help protect and measure the natural resources, upon which their businesses depend.
To protect the measuring flask against contamination, two sterile filters were installed at the inlet and the outlet.
First was the pipeline, a megaproject that challenged biologists to come up with habitat-protecting measures for fish and wildlife along a 1000-km cofridisturbanceurbancausedsed by construction.
The title of the executive order describes it as a measure "Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States," but it's not about protecting anyone.
