"entrusted party" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when referring to the individual or group given the responsibility to fulfill a certain task or duty. For example, "The lawyer was chosen as the entrusted party to handle the negotiations."
But a majority of Tunisians decided they wanted the country to remain secular, and they have now entrusted a party with an experienced bench to address the key problems which have developed over the last few years: insecurity, the threat of extremism, inflation and, above all, unemployment.
"Aung San Suu Kyi will entrust the party in parliament in the hands of other NLD elders, as expected, and assume a role within the cabinet," said Nyantha Maw Lin, the managing director at political consultancy Vriens & Partners in Yangon.
Chongqing Orbital Corporation has entrusted the third party to do a real vertical running test of monorail train, and Fig. 6 shows the data of the vertical vibration acceleration of the center point of the front bogie front axle in the middle vertical (a vertical which is not the one placed in head or end of the monorail train).
Third party approaches involve entrusting a third party (such as the child's health care provider) to inform the target about their HIV infection status [ 15].
That is perhaps because it seems to have become mainstream: the survey for CFO reported here finds that half of companies with more than $1 billion in annual revenue now use some form of offshoring.With a "healthier respect for the hazards involved", companies are improving the governance of offshore outsourcing projects and varying the functions entrusted to third parties.
Such new rights would resemble an author's copyright over her work, or a property right over commercial exploitation of personal data or a fiduciary obligation binding on parties entrusted with such data.
Those are not good enough responses from a party again entrusted with legislative power.
The prime minister entrusted Mitchell with enforcing party discipline in this month's cabinet reshuffle.
Some of the most experienced strategists in the party were entrusted to manage her primary war chest, including Harold Ickes, a sharp, former White House official who serves as Hilary's discreet "CFO".
Some activities that used to be considered peripheral to a company's profits, such as data management, are now seen as essential, so they are less likely to be entrusted to a third-party supplier thousands of miles away.Coming full circleEven General Electric is reversing its course in some important areas of its business.
