"reestablish trust" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
Example: The CEO of the company promised to take steps to reestablish trust with their customers after a recent data breach.
He needs to reestablish trust with the staff and honesty with the public.
He reckons Mr Bratton can reestablish trust between the police and the community.
When I react with anger I have to learn to love myself again, realizing that it will take time for others to reestablish trust in me.
"An independent board chair is essential to moving Facebook forward from this mess, and to reestablish trust with Americans and investors alike".
We have serious work to do as citizens to improve their performance and reestablish trust and respect between us and them.
These results have implications for anyone trying to reestablish trust -- in business, in love, and yes, even in cases of extreme personal violation such as Prager's.
Lustration is sometimes defended as a means of reestablishing trust in government, by assuring the public that past wrongdoers will no longer be in power.
She reestablished Trust with the people of Baltimore and as a result, the chaos has been quelled.
Is it going to make the situation better off?" Her platform focused mostly on a simple idea: reestablishing trust and communication between Outremont's Hasidic residents and city council a fairly daunting task given the long list of strained relations between the two groups.
Reestablishing trust in your relationship will take time.[7].
Helping to reestablish refugees' trust in humanity, something so often severed after their traumatic experiences, makes it "a very beautiful job" she adds.
