"faith toward" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in a religious or spiritual context to describe a person's belief or devotion towards a particular concept or deity. For example, "He showed great faith toward the teachings of his religion" or "Her faith toward God never wavered, even in difficult times." In both of these sentences, "faith toward" is used to convey a strong and unwavering belief or dedication.
Consequently, the directors would have a fiduciary duty to act in good faith toward preferred shareholders.
While preserving faith toward one's own tradition, one can respect, admire and appreciate other traditions.
She was speaking of Mr. Schwarzenegger's bad faith toward Ms. Shriver.
Perversely, they invented a new form of failure, acting in bad faith toward themselves.
He called the journey "an act of hope and faith toward peace and reconciliation".
So even as he was pleased by Groucho's grateful acknowledgment of his attention, Eliot was anxious to convince Groucho of his good faith toward Jews.
It was a system animated by conflicts of interest, self-dealing and bad faith shown toward ordinary investors.
Many borrowers reported that they had tried to make "good faith" payments toward their debt but were placed in default anyway.
LONDON — Last Sunday, in a modest, middle-class neighborhood in north London, a group of people marched in cheerful procession along the public highway, carrying fronds of palm in a display of belief as the calendar of their faith ticked toward Easter.
The "way of the fathers," which leads to rebirth (samsara) and is characterized by observance of the traditional duties of sacrifice, charity, and the practice of austerities, came to be distinguished from the "way of the gods," which was a way of faith directed toward the goal of liberation (moksha) from rebirth.
"This is going to be the follow-up to 'The Belle Album,' " Mr. Thompson recalled saying, in reference to the 1977 release considered by some connoisseurs to be the last great Al Green record, made a few years after the tragedy that jolted him back to his faith and toward a strict embrace of gospel music.
