"low trust" is correct and can be used in written English, depending on the context.
For example, "The low trust levels between management and staff led to a decrease in productivity".
But his rise was a bipartisan phenomenon as well, given Americans' historically low trust in government.
It is hardly surprising that each year Edelman's Trust Barometer shows extremely low trust in the private sector across the world.
Robert Putnam, the analyst of social capital, has also found a link between high ethnic mix and low trust in the US.
She wants a lot of things dealt with: the pay gap, air pollution, high fares, low trust in the police, cuts in frontline policing.
China has been described by social scientists such as Francis Fukuyama as a "low trust" society, where rumors quickly set off mass panic.
Only 16% cited poor performance as a cause of low trust in business, whose top negatives were corruption or fraud (27%) and wrong incentives driving business decisions (23%).
America is not a low-trust society.
But as we have argued before, America does not behave like a low-trust country, either.
This is the low-trust equilibrium that Donald Trump and other supporters of "gun rights" appear to favor.
America is not that sort of society.In genuinely low-trust societies, suspicion blights lives and hobbles economies.
So they're paying the tax the low-trust tax and they want help.
