The phrase "driving trust" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to express the idea that someone or something is reliable and elicits trust from others. For example, "His dedication to hard work and honest dealings is driving trust in the company's success."
Such machine behaviour would be studied using BCS models, looking at questions about machine trust like "Can a self driving car trust its passengers?", or artificial influence like "Can the user interface adapt to the user's behaviour, and thus influence this behaviour?".
Its website – an intimidating blend of goal-pyramids and phrases such as "driving organisational trust and engagement" – lists companies as diverse as the Rugby Football Union and Formica as clients.
When Random House wanted to sell his book as comedy, he worried that his fellow nerds would see him, as he puts it, as "Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft's brat, who's probably some coke-snorting, sports-car-driving, trust-fund [expletive] who basically took time out from his partying and his supermodels to piss on something that we love" by writing zombie books.
But man, is that who you want to trust driving your car again?
A professional opinion from a driving evaluator or trusted doctor can smooth often-difficult family discussions on whether a person should give up driving, experts say.
Additionally, we consider the mediating influence of trust in driving knowledge contribution behaviour.
1) COWEN: A lack of trust is driving austerity on government jobs.
Towards the end of last year Lisa Rodrigues, a longstanding chief executive of a large NHS mental health trust, was driving home from work when something harrowing happened.
Our company Intranet allows surveys and voting to be completely transparent, which helps create a culture of trust while driving home the message that everyone is invited to identify opportunities for improvement.
Likewise, some of the 'grand challenges' emerging from the discussions - the need for higher purpose, distributed direction and strategy-making, building of community and citizenship, increasing trust and driving out fear - have a familiar ring.
