The phrase "under state protection" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, such as discussing laws, government regulations, or the role of the state in protecting individuals or organizations. Example: The endangered species has been placed under state protection, prohibiting anyone from harming or disturbing its natural habitat.
After all these years under state protection, I almost feel guilty for still being alive.
After the trial, Pesce and her children were kept under state protection.
Some of them, such as the black snub-nosed monkey (Rhinopithecus bieti) and the Hoolock gibbon (Hylobates hoolock), are now under state protection.
The move was prompted by the case of Rilya Wilson, 5, who has been missing for 16 months despite being under state protection.
Jin Memorial Hall, a famous ancient structure 15 miles (25 km) southwest of the city, is under state protection and is a popular tourist attraction.
Last year the central government put the wetland under state protection, although Yu Weidong, an ornithologist at Shanghai Normal University, dryly observes that it took two decades of lobbying to achieve this.
Maine put the cottontail under state protections, and the federal government decided in 2008 to officially consider listing it under the US Endangered Species Act.
Zakayev now lives under British state protection.
In Lam Dong, most of the forest area was classified as protection forest and special use forest, and so had already been under strict state protection.
Despite the fact that the state-owned enterprises should run their services as financially self-sufficient, as mandated by the enterprise law, the traditional state providers – like hydropower plants and water companies using forest services – still come under strong state protection.
Bout wasn't the only notorious businessman living in the area, presumably under some form of state protection.
