Protected Zone
/ˈprɒtɛktɪd zoʊn/
Definitions
- (n.) A legally designated area where specific protections or restrictions are imposed to safeguard public interests such as environmental conservation, security, or cultural heritage.
The government established a protected zone around the historic site to prevent unauthorized development.
- (n.) An area under law where access or activities are regulated to preserve safety, privacy, or proprietary rights, often found in security or privacy law contexts.
The data center is located within a protected zone requiring special clearance for entry.
Forms
- protected zone
- protected zones
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Commentary
Usage of 'protected zone' varies by legal context; drafters should specify the nature of protection and applicable regulations to ensure clarity.
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