"relations of trust" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a relationship based on mutual trust and respect between two people or groups. For example, "Maintaining open relations of trust between employees and their managers is essential for creating a productive workplace."
Salma Yaqoob has quit as leader of the Respect party following what she said had been an extremely difficult few weeks and a breakdown in "relations of trust and collaborative working".
As for the remarks about Marines, he was sorry if they were insulting, but "my real intention was to prevent a mere handful of U.S. soldiers from committing crimes and strengthen the Japan-U.S. alliance and the relations of trust between the two nations".
I feel necessary relations of trust and collaborative working have unfortunately broken down.
This study tested a theoretical model of variables influencing the relations of trust to both objective and self-rated health.
The project succeeded in establishing common goals, setting mutual expectations and building relations of trust and respect, and co-creating knowledge.
The challenge from fiduciary law casts contract as inextricably intertwined with mandatory duties of loyalty and other-regard, triggered by the relations of trust that promises establish.
To neglect or abandon such a dog is to betray a relation of trust.
The alternative concept to acceptance is that of the relation of trust and confidence.
Whereas scholarly discussions about trust focus more on the relation of trust between social actors, credibility puts more emphasis on the institution itself, and the role of government in its successful creation or failure.
While other countries see the practice as a way to hide the ill-gotten profits of crime, corruption, or tax evasion, in Switzerland it is viewed as an honourable policy which illustrates the relation of trust between state and citizen.
Finally, the bond between researcher and subject allows the human to interact with his chimpanzee "research partners" at a younger age, given the relation of trust between researcher and mother.
