"rooted in trust" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that something, such as a relationship, is based on trust. For example, you might say: "Their marriage was rooted in trust, which lasted throughout the years."
It establishes a relationship between ward and guardian that is rooted in trust.
Such influence is built upon good example but transmitted through effective persuasion rooted in trust.
Credit comes from the latin credere, to believe, she said, "and is a human social construct, rooted in trust.
Second, and far more important, to find alternatives based on sharing good practice rooted in trust, professionalism and collegiality.
He draws the line at spying on his wife, however, saying his 29-year marriage is rooted in trust.
"I do think parents have to monitor who kids are speaking to and associating with," said Rhett Banning, a television producer in Orlando, Fla. "It's part of parenting". He draws the line at spying on his wife, however, saying his 29-year marriage is rooted in trust.
When you give potential vendors a fake deadline, it doesn't bode well for your future working relationship -- one that needs to be rooted in mutual trust, respect, and integrity.
The programs of research are animated by a core alliance of individuals whose international partnerships are rooted in mutual trust and the articulation of a common goal: health equity.
Their importance is rooted in people trusting one another's views more than those published on official company websites.
Mr. Allbaugh and the president-elect forged a relationship rooted more in trust than ideology, associates say.
People stop holding back when there is mutual trust, rooted in emotionally intelligent interactions.
