The phrase "a wonderful trust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong and positive belief or confidence in someone or something.
Example: "She has a wonderful trust in her team's abilities, which motivates them to perform at their best."
Alternatives: "a great faith" or "an admirable confidence".
The drinks correspondent shines a well-deserved spotlight on Cream City icons like the century-old Wolski's Tavern and the wonderful (trust me), dimly lighted time capsule Bryant's Cocktail Lounge.
These are the most wonderful, trusting and hardworking people".
"With Karita, there has been a wonderful sense of trust from the beginning".
What worked in Kenya a half-century ago has a wonderful chance of undermining trust and recruitment among today's terror networks.
David Croft, who with Jimmy Perry wrote Dad's Army, described Sir Bill as the "master jeweller" in the "golden age of television" and said he had been a "wonderful boss" who had trusted the instincts of his producers.
It was a wonderful job and a trusted company with great people, but as I climbed the corporate ladder I grew further away from the kind of work that brought me joy.
But if you love your pet, and have given it a wonderful life, you have to trust yourself to make the right decision.
While we can't promise you that listening to the track premier below will help you understand all of that, we can assure you that "Trust" is a wonderful, wonderful song.
In summary, the Protector can be a wonderful and necessary addition to a trust to safeguard it from trustee misconduct.
This is a wonderful development in that it puts trust and accountability on the shoulders of workers while allowing flexibility for the non-work activities that if kept within bounds can ultimately keep a worker refreshed and on task.
