The phrase "a trust to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a trust or organization that is intended to foster development or growth in a specific area.
Example: "The foundation established a trust to develop educational programs for underprivileged children."
Alternatives: "a fund to promote" or "an initiative to foster".
The importance of continuity of care has been highlighted as patients have suggested that a long-standing relationship with a GP enabled trust to develop, prevented them having to repeatedly retell their stories and, perhaps most importantly, allowed them and health professionals to understand each other as people [ 14, 15].
The state took over the management of the property in 1950, but by the 1980s the visitor facilities were felt to be unsuitable, leading to a three-way partnership being created between the local council, the state agency English Heritage and a local charitable trust to develop the castle.
In a related development, Westchester County is working with Mack-Cali realty, a restatetate investment trust, to develop up to one million square feet of space for biotechnology clients on 60 acres of county-owned land in Valhalla, next to Westchester Medical Center, a 1,000-bed 1,000-bedthospitalcounthatonthelled until 1997.
An existing fuel-cell alliance between Ford and Daimler added a third partner, Nissan Motor, on Monday to form a new international brain trust to develop hydrogen technology.
When IDC asked which of the brands they would most trust to develop a wearable device that embedded communication functions and internet features, 39% picked Apple, 27% Google, 21% Microsoft and just 17% Samsung.
The length and positive nature of the relationship with healthcare professional was an important success factor that enabled trust to develop, and the longer the relationship the more confidant young people were in asking questions [ 37, 42].
Such an approach allows time for relationships to be built and for trust to develop.
Connelly also announced a "toolkit" that will allow trusts to develop individualised IT applications to bolt on to the new systems.
In an attempt to reduce the impact of surveillance Jack et al. [ 31] describes that health professionals must work at assisting families to overcome fear, enabling a trust relationship to develop and to identify mutual or common ground.
