"protection duties" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to taxes imposed on imported goods in order to protect local businesses and industries, though it can also be used more generally to refer to any kind of duty or responsibility associated with protecting someone or something. For example, "The government enacted strict protection duties on imported steel to protect domestic steel manufacturers."
"Our ships will continue to undertake border protection duties and meet our commitments in the Middle East".
Previously, adoptions had been handled by local district offices, which were often overwhelmed with other child protection duties.
"No one checks to see if I'm performing my child protection duties as I should," he says.
The revised law also calls on the Chinese public to "adopt a low-carbon and frugal lifestyle and perform environmental protection duties".
Sylvia Henry, a social worker party to a decision to return Baby P to his mother, has been taken off child protection duties, as has Gillie Christou, a team manager.
Also suspended or removed from child protection duties Ms Shoesmith's deputy, Cecilia Hitchen, has been suspended on full pay, as has Clive Preece, Haringey's service head for children and families.
And he's just been put on close protection duty with the target of his proposed assassination.
In order to avoid interference of relay blocking with the main protection duty of distance relays, the proposed approach recognizes the minimum critical lines with the highest contribution in cascading failure for blocking zone 3 of their distance relays.
Following training exercises with the British fleet, 6th Battle Squadron was tasked with convoy protection duty on the route to Scandinavia.
At the same time the Fed and the three other regulators would cede their consumer-protection duties to a new body.Many in Congress are sceptical of making the Fed more powerful.
This has thrust Mr Bernanke into the political arena: he appears to be at odds with Tim Geithner, the treasury secretary and a former colleague at the Fed, over his proposal to strip the central bank of its consumer-protection duties.
