"feel trust" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Instead, you might use the phrase "feel trusting" or "have trust". For example, "I have trust in my doctor's judgment".
I feel trust in his work.
I haven't been able to feel trust like that since John Smith was alive.
Equally, I could never feel trust in their party, having seen their pitiful performance in a coalition.
Agencies need to feel trust.
So those instincts you feel, trust them.
They didn't feel trust between us and them.
They feel censored — they don't feel trusted".
There are simple ways to make employees feel trusted.
Adopting staggered hours or remote working arrangements can make people feel trusted and responsible".
This could be conceptualised as a two-way trust relationship: scientists who trust the public's view of the risk also feel trusted.
This comment also underscores the fact that when students feel trusted by their teachers, it has a concomitant effect on their sense of responsibility.
