"entrusted as" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a role or task that someone is given. Example sentence: John was entrusted as head of the committee to ensure the project was completed on time.
This is part of the huge challenge facing truth commissions, bodies entrusted (as was, for example, the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission) with helping broken societies to achieve nothing less than individual healing, communal atonement and, of course, our old friend closure.
Entrusted as they are with a fiduciary duty to preserve health, they cannot dismiss patients willy-nilly.
By giving Messrs Bertinotti and Berlusconi a boost, they may, he surmises, make it harder to produce a revised constitution, the task with which he has been entrusted as chairman of a parliamentary commission known as the bicamerale.
And then there is the fact that writers, in common with all those to whom a higher office is entrusted as it were by the grace of God, cannot simply retire when the mood takes them; even today they are expected to keep writing until the pen drops from their hand.
Since Saturday, a range of front pages have featured The Sun, which has also pictured him in a jester's cap, revealing that Corbyn means to scrap the army; the Daily Telegraph implying he will collude with trade unions to paralyse Britain with strikes; and a strong hint from the Daily Mail that he is too inherently treacherous to be entrusted, as a Privy Councillor, with state secrets.
And we the citizens are entrusted as guardians of those freedoms.
One day people may wonder why earlier generations ever entrusted machines as dangerous as cars to operators as fallible as humans.
Search keys related to paedophilia, neuroimaging research, child sex abuse and entrusted care, as well as possible dynamics within certain societal spheres, such as social policy, politics, society and media.
Entrusting something as basic as housing to the market has not worked.
Mr. Squadron and several other partners invested with him, and the firm's pension account, including about $19,000 belonging to Mr. Sorkin, was entrusted to him, as well.
"Investors had very much entrusted Rice, as a visionary CEO, to lead M&A in the region with the company's strong balance sheet post disposals," David Wright, an analyst at Deutsche Bank, said in a note.
