The phrase "a relation of confidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship characterized by trust and reliance between individuals or groups.
Example: "In a successful partnership, there must be a relation of confidence between the parties involved."
Alternatives: "a relationship of trust" or "a bond of confidence."
Real estate prices and consumer retail prices in Taiwan have been rising steadily for some years now, while wages have remained stagnant; adding to this the intensity of political competition between the government and the opposition and growing hostility towards China among the general public, there has been a crisis of confidence in relation to the government's perceived effectiveness.
In opening remarks to Lord Robertson, Mr. Putin warned that despite NATO assurances that it did not regard Russia as an adversary, the tendency to portray Russia as a dark force in international relations was causing a loss of confidence.
Of course it will continue, but Obama faces a crisis of confidence in trans-Atlantic relations that vague promises about seeking the right balance between freedom and security will not allay.
When someone gravitates so strongly away from the usual back-and-forth of human relations, it can be taken as a sign of confidence — or of insecurity.
The result of the match is a relation and a degree confidence that the relation holds providing an estimate of the correctness of the matches.
Prime Minister Zafarullah Khan Jamali won a vote of confidence in Parliament today and promised to try to improve relations with India.
He said there was "simply no room for a 'breach of confidence or any other conspiracy' as a result of personal relations between her and Mr Sherborne".
Traditional insider trading theories base liability on a "fiduciary or similar relation of trust and confidence" between the insider and her trading partner.
This was an unusual vote of confidence for a public relations executive.
This puts the energetic (if outspoken) Arnaud Montebourg in charge of a new super-ministry for reindustrialisation. centrist, affable Michel Sapin will manage labour relations, with responsibility for a new pact of confidence between economic stakeholders and for the national summit of business leaders, unions and other social partners to be held in July.
