"maintenance of confidence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the act of keeping someone's confidence or trust in a certain situation. For example: The company was successful in the maintenance of confidence among its customers, despite the recent scandal.
This includes the protection of patients and others, maintenance of public confidence in the profession and the regulatory body," Khasru said.
Commenting on the outcome, the NMC's chief executive, Jackie Smith, said: "As the independent panel recognised, the NMC has an overarching duty to protect the health and wellbeing of the public and need to ensure the maintenance of public confidence in the profession.
As commissioner, he may have the power under Article XI of the collective bargaining agreement to mete out punishment to players for "the preservation of the integrity of, or the maintenance of public confidence in, the game of baseball," although that is under some dispute.
To ensure the proper performance of System business and the maintenance of public confidence in the System, it is essential that directors, through adherence to high ethical standards of conduct, avoid actions that might impair the effectiveness of System operations or in any way tend to discredit the System.
The email request contained a link to a web page which included the exact same questions as the immediate outcome survey to assess long-term retention and maintenance of knowledge, confidence, and communication practices among course enrollees.
"The panel concluded," Dr. Kumar said, "that it is the only sanction that is appropriate to protect patients and is in the wider public interest, including the maintenance of public trust and confidence in the profession".
When assessing how well skills are retained following the course we demonstrated that teaching of this type is most beneficial when it is part of longer-term refresher training for maintenance of knowledge and confidence.
The integral role of family, friendship and religion provided the emotional support found in love thus enabling the maintenance of a basic level of confidence.
Oxford has developed a robust model for traversal of paths between interconnected identity elements, statistical computation of approximate levels of confidence in data, and maintenance of investigative provenance.
We applied nonlinear mathematical modeling to parametrize four main consequences of DecNef: main effect of change in confidence, strength of down-regulation of confidence relative to up-regulation, maintenance of learning effects, and anterograde learning interference.
