The phrase "admitted that the trust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where someone acknowledges or confesses something related to a trust, often in a legal or personal context.
Example: "During the hearing, she admitted that the trust had been mismanaged for years."
Alternatives: "acknowledged that the trust" or "confessed that the trust".
Lazaridis and Balsillie admitted that the service issues have affected customers' trust in the BlackBerry brand, but wouldn't go into specifics about compensating affected users other than mentioning that it was a "priority".
When asked about Hook's chemistry with Emma, Jennifer Morrison admitted that the pair are somewhat "kindred spirits," even if they don't particularly trust each other.
(Villager) THC managers admitted that the village doctors should be regarded as the indispensable workforce in public health services because they were familiar with villagers and could easily gain trust around patients.
Rutherford, who won long jump gold in Beijing to add to his Olympic, Commonwealth and European titles, has admitted that trust in the sport is so low that his builders thought he was taking performance-enhancing drugs.
In a statement, Rolling Stone editors admitted that trust in the victim's account had been "misplaced".
First things first, there is no question that what MacMaster did was absolutely wrong; he himself acknowledged that what he has committed was awful in a published apology where he admitted that he betrayed the trust of many people who believed what he blogged about.
Austin Brady, the trust's head of conservation, admits that the charity may have unknowingly bought trees from nurseries that grew British seeds abroad.
Obama admitted that rebuilding the Iraqi military, fostering trust among Sunnis and negating the threat from jihadists would be a long-term project.
"Please keep in mind that the real story is about people, the investors who trusted, and the greedy people who today admitted that they breached that trust," said Neil Schorr, who directed the investigation by the Postal Inspection Service.
Greenspan admitted that we can't trust the Wall Street financial sector to police themselves in an unregulated market.
