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"trusted adviser" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to someone who is an expert on a certain topic and has the trust of those around them. For example, "He is a trusted adviser on foreign policy matters."
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Over time, the term came to mean an experienced and trusted adviser, especially one who advises those with less experience.
He's a trusted adviser.
Uryasz said: "We're a trusted adviser.
He's not a trusted adviser.
You're done as the trusted adviser and partner.
John F. Kennedy, to whom he was a trusted adviser.
It was not a trusted adviser, merely a trader.
She has been a trusted adviser to three mayors.
I ran into Trump's trusted adviser at the airport.
Susan has been a close and trusted adviser.
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Throughout his life, Margrethe was his most-trusted adviser.
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