"reasonable protection" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts when talking about safety and security. For example, "The company provided its employees with reasonable protection against workplace hazards."
Proper use of surgical masks and other protective devices offer reasonable protection but do not reduce the need for influenza vaccination.
Again, it's proportionate and reasonable protection of the vulnerable.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
I suspect it wouldn't be enough so pre-existing immunity would give you reasonable protection".
But that eminently reasonable protection of a person's privacy is qualified by a public interest test that reads as follows: 1.
Mrs. Lacey, who also belongs to a landowners' coalition with her husband, said she was satisfied that the proposed state drilling regulations offered "reasonable protection".
I am convinced that, with some modifications, it could still be passed, because it would add reasonable protections for both gun owners and sellers.
But Defense Department officials, as well as lawyers and other supporters of the current system, say that Article 32 proceedings can help victims and offer reasonable protections to those accused of crimes.
Unless our politicians enact reasonable protections, we can paraphrase Clare Boothe Luce and know for sure that "No bad deeds will be punished".
Given the history of the graveyard, Americans should probably have locked their plane doors, put in some reasonable protections domestically, and taken their time going after bin Laden.
Good wages, respectable working conditions, reasonable hours, protection of status and security; these constitute the necessary foundations on which you build to reach your higher aims.
