The phrase "a highly trustworthy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is very reliable and can be trusted.
Example: "She is a highly trustworthy individual, known for her integrity and honesty in all her dealings."
Alternatives: "extremely reliable" or "very dependable".
This process resulted in Iridium, a highly trustworthy protein ligand structure database to be used for development and validation of structure-based design tools for drug discovery.
Richard von Schirach has refused to identify the man who delivered the second ring to his father, but Mr. Rathkolb said he has been approached by a "highly trustworthy and well-informed witness" who will identify him.
In preliminary materials furnished to The New York Times last month, Oliver Rathkolb, the lead historian, said he had learned, from a "highly trustworthy and well-informed witness," the identity of a shadowy presence and promised to reveal it with the entire study.
In this situation, modeling approaches that use such a clear-cut criterion as the steric tension can give us highly trustworthy results.
Highly trustworthy, he could engage people in very candid conversations about business challenges.
The researchers examined 79 randomised trials of omega-3 fats, of which 25 were considered highly trustworthy because they were designed and carried out well.
Like thousands of other parents, Penny Wrinch handed over her debit card details to allow her "highly trustworthy and technically savvy" son Nick to buy games for the family Google Nexus tablet.
Those seen to be low risk – or to put it another way, highly trustworthy - are eligible for cashback.
They are deemed to be highly trustworthy and likable.
Although the number of SL pairs collected by the literature search is limited, they are highly trustworthy and thus they lay the foundation for our Syn-Lethality database.
"Users are getting that true sense of who someone is through a highly accountable and trustworthy network".
