The phrase "a survey of trusts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an examination or analysis of various trusts, typically in a legal or financial context.
Example: "The report provides a comprehensive survey of trusts available for estate planning."
Alternatives: "an overview of trusts" or "a review of trusts".
At the beginning of this year, a survey of trust in television news, conducted by the group Public Policy Polling, found public television, quote "at the top of the heap," unquote.
And in a survey of the trusts that weren't inspected, just as many said they were prompted to review or enhance their processes because of our work in this area.
A survey of health trusts two years ago revealed that only 17% of them were providing a dedicated service for personality-disordered patients, and there is only one secure residential unit in the whole of the NHS - Arnold Lodge in Leicester - which provides forensic beds reserved for them.
A survey of every NHS trust and primary care trust in England proves BME workers are grossly under-represented among senior management but disproportionately involved in disciplinaries, grievances, bullying and harassment cases and capability reviews.
A survey of every NHS trust and primary care trust in England proves that BME workers are grossly under-represented among senior management but are disproportionately involved in disciplinaries, grievances, bullying and harassment cases and capability reviews.
A survey of every NHS trust and primary care trust in England proves that BME workers are disproportionately involved in disciplinary procedures, grievances, bullying and harassment cases and capability reviews.
24 We have recently performed a survey of primary care trust in England that suggests more than 90% of methotrexate prescribing is ultimately performed in primary care with 77% by 6 months (personal communication submitted for publication).
Here, we present a context specific and reputation-based trust model along with a brief survey of trust models suitable for peer-to-peer and ad-hoc environments.
A recent survey of trust conducted by Edelman showed that businesses see partnerships as a way of restoring people's trust and confidence in them.
A survey of 300 grant-making trusts, carried out by research group the Directory of Social Change (DSC), found that 21 of them paid trustee-linked companies for professional services.
