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"protective effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express an effect that is protective in nature. For example, "The sunscreen provided a protective effect against sunburns."
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"Female hormones might have a protective effect".
Where does this protective effect of language come from?
An earlier study of men also showed a protective effect.
Moderate and occasional drinking, though, might have a protective effect.
In troubled relationships, this protective effect didn't occur.
The pills may still have some protective effect even three to four hours after exposure.
Yet even when such things were accounted for, the apparent protective effect remained.
Yet even with such factors taken into account, the apparent protective effect of saturated fat remained.
The researchers said the mechanism for the protective effect was unclear.
"Our results for alcohol consumption generally point to a protective effect, especially light and moderate drinkers".
The protective effect came mostly from earlier bedtimes rather than later wake times.
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