"specifically protected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize a certain kind of protection or safety. For example, "The endangered species of the forest are specifically protected by law."
Interestingly, we found that 4hh specifically protected against thapsigargin-induced cell death and offered no protection against other activators of cell stress.
Health spending, which rose from £59.8 billion to £121.4 billion in that spell, is specifically protected.
Both Douglas-Scott and Lowe stressed that EU rights would fall away unless specifically protected under new British law.
And the presidents and kings of 'sister and neighborly countries.' " All these are specifically protected from public ridicule under Lebanon's media law, he says.
Jobless workers are not specifically protected by antidiscrimination laws, but various laws outlaw hiring bias on the basis of sex, race, national origin, religion, age and disability.
Still, some Republicans said they believed that a final deal could be reached, given the rare opportunity to enact cuts through legislation that is specifically protected from a Senate filibuster.
Adoptive transfer experiments have demonstrated that OVA-specific CD8+ T cells can specifically protect animals against the growth of E.G7-OVA tumours, but that they cannot eradicate established tumours.
New York State law prohibits the illegal commercialization of wildlife and possession of protected species, and a 2006 law specifically protects all reptiles and amphibians.
It could be inferred from their plant specific origin that their role is to specifically protect plastid or thylakoid membranes.
Compound 4hh specifically protects against thapsigargin-induced cell death and displays no protection against other insults known to induce cellular stress or activate p38.
But the bill specifically protects menthol from the ban, even though menthol is the most widely used flavoring.
