The phrase "abiding confidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a deep, lasting trust or belief in something or someone.
Example: "Despite the challenges we faced, I maintained an abiding confidence in our team's ability to succeed."
Alternatives: "steadfast trust" or "enduring faith".
There can be no certainty, no abiding confidence in the possession of any good thing.
However various in stylistic source and subject matter, Shen's art consistently bears his unique touch of an abiding confidence, restrained calmness, and subtle warmth.
"We have a deep and abiding confidence," he said, in Michael D. Eisner, the chairman and chief executive, "and in the future of Disney".
But we must do so with an abiding confidence in the rule of law and due process; in checks and balances and accountability.
And so its unfathomable absence from the craggy peaks and valleys of Lower Manhattan has deprived New York of its most imposing landmark -- the hinge of its compass -- and of an abiding confidence in the city's physical resilience.
Reid's abiding confidence in his religious belief meant that his published work on traditional issues in the philosophy of religion, such as God's nature and arguments for God's existence, is minimal.
Tibby's shiny stylishness never quite conceals the abiding lack of confidence of a girl who grew up with an overpowering, luxury-addicted mother.
"Nevertheless, he projected unwavering confidence and abiding good nature.
Crucially, they were also expected to seek permission to install their work in the public domain, breeding both confidence and an abiding interest in context and site-specific work.
From confidence and an abiding faith that you can succeed, you will have the ability to respond positively to the significant demands and high stress that are an inevitable and constant part of the business world.
That is because the police, and especially the notorious Buenos Aires provincial force (known as the Bonarense), inspire fear as much as confidence among law-abiding citizens.Since Argentina's military dictatorship of 1976-83, the police have been involved in organised crime.
