The phrase "a statement of trust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expression of confidence or reliance in someone or something, often in legal, financial, or personal contexts.
Example: "The document serves as a statement of trust between the parties involved, ensuring that both sides uphold their commitments."
Alternatives: "a declaration of trust" or "an expression of trust".
Matt Williams, his manager, brought him back again last night, no doubt as a statement of trust, to face Cespedes, who hit the go-ahead (and winning, it turned out) two-run homer on Storen's second pitch.
Msgr. Russell Harrington, chancellor of the Diocese of Lafayette, La., and vicar for priests in the diocese, said he wanted to see a statement from the Vatican "supporting what the American bishops themselves are trying to deal with, a statement of trust in the bishops themselves and support for them".
"For me In Rainbows was a statement of trust," Yorke noted today, as he also got behind the move pulling additional material from the platform.
"For me In Rainbows was a statement of trust.
Most important, but often neglected, is a statement of why the trust was created, said Laura H. Peebles, director in the Washington national tax office of Deloitte & Touche.
It is a reply and statement of trust to the armed men (one hopes, not misguided), like a flower in a gun barrel, and a considered gamble for the future.
But Jonathan Bartley of Ekklesia, a religion and ethics thinktank, insisted that a statement of values could help rebuild trust between the public and bankers: "It would take banks beyond irresponsible profit seeking.
We need, in short, to rediscover a sense of purpose". He called on the industry to formulate a "statement of belief", adding that public trust had been eroded following scandals such as the row over Richard and Judy's You Say We Pay phone-in quiz and the misleading editing of footage of the Queen for a BBC1 promo tape.
Note also what he said about a "catastrophic loss of trust over Iraq": a statement of the obvious, perhaps, but notice of a standpoint that both cuts to the heart of New Labour's failure and may yet separate him from most of the field (given that he didn't make it to parliament until 2005, so didn't vote for the invasion).
The Newcastle Evening Chronicle's front page today had the headline, 'What a joke.' The Newcastle United Supporters' Trust released a statement of their own, registering their disappointment with the appointment.
Now, GitHub's motto "In Collaboration we Trust" is a statement of value, who we are, and how we will proceed.
