"structural protection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the support system that helps to protect something from harm or risk of damage. For example, "The house was built with structural protection to help it withstand earthquakes."
We here hypothesize that for more fragile protein complexes that span two membranes, tertiary structure elasticity may constitute a general mechanism for structural protection.
In a previous paper (Petrangeli, 2007), the structural protection of the reactor dome and of connected structures of a modern nuclear plant is dealt with.
Interference with osteoclasts could thus be an important tool to optimize the structural protection of joints and may allow maintaining long-term protection of joint structure during inflammatory disease.
No such structural protection exists in our extra-judicial courts of last resort".
"While you're dealing with structural protection and evacuations, you're not dealing with direct firefighting," Mr. Hubbard said.
The authorities have begun to increase their efforts, assembling structural protection teams to clear flammable debris and hose down houses in areas relatively close to the fire.
The structural protections of any system — judicial or extra-judicial — are only as strong and reliable as the people within it.
("MBIA does not expect material losses in its C.D.O.'s because they were structured with high levels of subordination in excess of triple-A levels and other structural protections," said its chief financial officer, Chuck Chaplin).
This will enhance structural protections, powers and resources for investigating serious cases of police misconduct, even in the absence of sworn complaints.
The media and writers' brief claims that the government's prohibition on full disclosure "strikes at the heart of the First Amendment's structural protections of the democratic process".
Variations: Structural steel protection: Note that modified fire-resistive buildings also include structural steel protection techniques — fire-protection material applied to steel.
