The phrase "a trust which is" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific type of trust or providing additional information about a trust in legal or financial contexts.
Example: "The document outlines the terms of a trust which is designed to benefit the beneficiaries after the grantor's death."
Alternatives: "a trust that is" or "a trust which has".
'He gives you a trust which is total.
The declaration reveals that "RCL is owned by a trust which is held for the benefit of Viscount Rothermere (the chairman of the DMGT) and his immediate family.
Such a trust, which is easy and cheap to create, would have enabled him to have a simple "pour-over will," which would have said that his possessions had been put into the trust.
Unlike a trust, which is established to oversee control with the intent of shares to be passed on, a limited partnership offers more flexibility for transferring shares.
It is managed by a trust, which is supported by a group of Friends and by volunteers.
"Southern Cross Austereo has contributed a substantial amount to a trust which was recently established to assist Ms Saldanha's family.
"The duchy is not a company, it is a trust which was set up to generate income for Princes of Wales".
Despite some cynicism concerning medicine, some participants undoubtedly had trust in those treating them, a trust which was sometimes life-long.
Investors buy units in a unit trust, which is managed by a fund management company.
The business-class-only airline, which suspended operations and appointed an administrator in late May, looks set to fly again.Silverjet's administrators have announced that on June 13th they expect to complete a deal to sell the carrier to Kingsplace, an investment company managed by a Swiss trust, which is working on behalf of unnamed private clients.
Administratively, the Mount remains under the control of a Muslim trust, which is in turn controlled by the Palestinian Authority, but the Israelis handle security matters.
