The phrase "a situation of trust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a context or environment where trust is a key element, often in relationships or interactions.
Example: "In a situation of trust, both parties feel comfortable sharing their thoughts and concerns openly."
Alternatives: "an atmosphere of trust" or "a context of trust".
He cites the example of University Hospital Coventry where the trust was reportedly forced to borrow money in order to make the first £54m payment owed to the PFI contractor, creation a situation of a trust struggling for money before the unit had even opened to patients.
I agree with Villella that the ADA laws were to remove barriers for people who have disabilities, not for people who commit criminal acts and to put them back into an employment situation of trust in which their coworkers and citizens must depend on them to make safe and responsible decisions," Brown said.
In a situation of doom and gloom, Pakistani journalists offer a ray of hope to their fellow citizens and they have earned the people's trust.
It is possible to conceive of a situation where lack of trust is based on the perception that the authorities have knowledge and competence, but are not fair and another situation in which the authorities are perceived to be fair and honest, but lack competence.
Since the more senior trainees need to take care of the more complicated patients, they may encounter complex social relationships and difficult situations of trust with patients and the medical teams, which may explain the negative correlation just mentioned.
Institution-based trust researchers maintain that trust reflects the security one feels about a situation because of guarantees, safety nets, or other structures (Zucker 1986; Shapiro 1987).
They also adopt the averaging method to calculate recommendation trust, which cannot reflect the real situations of a trust relationship.
There's not a better man in charge than Andy Flower to put the situation right and there's a lot of trust in him at the moment.
In one account staff were seen as able to contain and deal with the situation and were attributed with a sense of trust.
What I've seen in some of those situations is a complete lack of trust among decision-makers and their people.
A system such as this would cost money to implement, but it could enhance reproducibility of science, while at the same time helping move forward in situations where there has been a breakdown of trust between scientists and their critics.
