"provides against" is correct and can be used in written English.
You use it when you are discussing something that serves as a safeguard against a particular scenario, issue, etc. Example: "The insurer provides against any loss or damage to your property."
Some level of individualized suspicion is a core component of the protection the Fourth Amendment provides against arbitrary government action...
Some level of individualized suspicion is a core component of the protection the Fourth Amendment provides against arbitrary government action.
This is mountain fare – the warm cushion it provides against a cold autumn or winter's day will last a lifetime… on the hips.
What few people know is that SPF refers only to the amount of protection the product provides against the sun's ultraviolet B (UVB) rays, and says nothing about protection against ultraviolet A (UVA) rays.
If journalists in Iraq still wear heavy armor for whatever protection it provides against bombs, certain journalists in Haiti are also armored, but with outsize pecs and gym-bunny arms.
The distinctly modern metaphysical picture of reality is one that makes it possible to regard this world as a cave filled only with flickering shadows and yet also to cherish those shadows for their very insubstantiality, and even to be grateful for the shelter that the cave provides against the great emptiness outside, where no Sun of the Good ever shines.
Marine animals need not osmoregulate, thermoregulate, or provide against desiccation.
Quantitative comparison was also provided against the experimental data in literature.
In 1880, Tombstone's city council passed an ordinance "to Provide against the Carrying of Deadly Weapons".
Evidence is provided against the 'regression hypothesis' which proposed that acquisition and dissolution would be reversed.
The system allows employers to check the documents that employees provide against U.S. government records.
