"building mutual trust" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in formal or informal writing, and it is often used in professional or business contexts to discuss the process of creating trust between individuals or groups. Example: "In order for our team to succeed, we need to focus on building mutual trust among all members. This will allow us to communicate effectively and work together towards our common goals."
"The Chinese have emphasized the importance of building mutual trust," Mr. Carney said.
"To have interactions with Iran, there should be talks based on an equal position, building mutual trust and respect, and reducing enmity," Mr. Rouhani said.
Beijing will continue to underscore the S.C.O.'s positive regional role in building mutual trust, while Moscow will speak to the importance of the organization as a counter to Western hegemony in international politics.
So building mutual trust was crucial, and commanders with the battalion said the best way to do that was to be with the police night and day: "Live, train and operate," they called it.
We conclude that understanding different viewpoints is a step toward building mutual trust to strengthen accountability structures that may help stakeholders navigate ideologically contentious issues to promote healthy food environments in England.
What the Japanese foreign policy community fails to see is that Japan's manner of reckoning with the past matters today because regional relations have reached the stage of building mutual trust.
Recent research by my West Point colleagues Colonels Tom Kolditz and Pat Sweeney indicates that there are several factors which influence and facilitate building this mutual trust building, including shared values, relationships that foster cooperation, and perceived competence.
With a building of mutual trust, concessions from both sides, international support and economic incentives, it is certainly possible to finally resolve the conflict for good.
Public life means meeting our shared responsibilities, caring for one another, and building the mutual trust upon which democracy depends.
The wedding dress, which she planned to wear throughout her journey, was meant to signify the "marriage" of cultures and the building of mutual trust.
This involved hard work and a patient process of gaining, building and maintaining mutual trust and acceptance between the researcher and the participants.
