The phrase "added trust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the enhancement or increase of trust in a particular context, such as relationships, business, or technology.
Example: "The new security measures have added trust between the company and its customers."
Alternatives: "increased trust" or "enhanced trust".
She added, "Trust me, there's nothing they could say that we haven't heard before".
He added: "Trust me, there will be a thorough review into Dodgers financial information by auditors we have selected for the task.
We're not all in this together, despite what David Cameron says ("Never," as Arcade Fire sang, "trust a millionaire quoting the Sermon on the Mount"; never, they could have added, trust an Etonian plutocrat expressing solidarity with Cardboard City).
The submission said that from the company's evidence it was not clear that it "will in fact be able to respond effectively to spills either from the pipeline itself or from tankers" and added, " 'Trust me' is not good enough in this case".
He added: "Trust me, this new team is still as good as when I left them - if not even better.
We have to be adults, set aside our own egos, and trust, respect, and love our grown children in their choices". She added, "Trust our children to make good choices, and if they don't, trust that they will handle it the way that is best for them/their children.
He added: "Trusts clearly do want more permanent staff, both to ensure quality of care for patients but also for good financial reasons.
Because of the precariousness of the plaintiffs' situation, Mr. Talenfeld added, trusts or structured settlements will be used, to ensure they "will have resources to protect them in the future".
In addition to these two external features, Asus has added Trusted Platform Module (TPM) support, for enhanced data protection with high-level encryption/decryption.
The team has also added Trusted Checkout, a feature that releases the payment to the seller only after the buyer is satisfied.
He adds: "Trust your instincts about what you know about your child.
