The phrase "also entrusted a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has been given a responsibility or task in addition to something else.
Example: "In addition to his other duties, he was also entrusted a significant project that required his expertise."
Alternatives: "also assigned a" or "also given a".
The voice of Jane Eyre is narrator Jane's rather than Brontë's but Rhys still achieves a shift in pitch by employing not only the creole-inflected tones of Antoinette but also entrusting a section to Mr Rochester himself.
Mr. Vajpayee also entrusted the education portfolio to a Hindu nationalist, Murli Manohar Joshi, who over six years set about rewriting textbooks and packing academic bodies with fellow ideologues whose aim was to uncritically glorify the ancient Hindus at the expense of other groups in India.
Dudley was also entrusted with organising and overseeing a large part of the Queen's coronation festivities.
He is also entrusted with the thankless task of delivering a few high-handed speeches defending the importance of an informed populace.
In Nepal, FCHVs have demonstrated that they are capable of diagnosing problems like acute respiratory infection (ARI) among children using an ARI timer, and were also entrusted with providing treatment with antibiotics.
Not only did he turn to her again, but he also entrusted her with one of the most prestigious Met assignments in years: a new production of Berlioz's epic opera "Les Troyens" to observe the 200th anniversary of the composer's birth.
I was also entrusted with bringing tickets to sell at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City, where the Dodgers played a few games that season.
He was also entrusted with the first official biographies of the Beatles and the Stones.
It also entrusted the C.B.I. to look into the culpability of police officials.
Ireland, Rawsthorne and Humphrey Searle also entrusted their works to Horsley and as early as 1946 he premiered Searle's First Piano Concerto.
