The phrase "a patchwork of agencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where multiple agencies or organizations are involved, often in a disorganized or varied manner.
Example: "The healthcare system in the region is a patchwork of agencies, each providing different services and support to the community."
Alternatives: "a collection of agencies" or "a mosaic of agencies".
All are overseen by a patchwork of agencies, already stretched thin, some monitoring hundreds of ships a day.
Gas pipelines that cross state boundaries are overseen by a patchwork of agencies, but all must be approved and permitted by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
The U.S. regulatory framework is a patchwork of agencies that largely date to the Depression and have proved inadequate to restrain market excesses.
Moving those responsibilities, now shared by a patchwork of agencies, to a separate body, as Mr Paulson first proposed, could both rationalise America's regulatory structure and make the Fed a smaller political target.The Fed itself could do more to ensure that its eventual mix of duties does not interfere with its commitment to price stability.
For one, as he wrote in Lawfare, the U.S. needs "an independent, defense-only cybersecurity agency with no intelligence, military or law enforcement responsibility" rather than a patchwork of agencies each partially responsible for cybersecurity defense.
A patchwork of agencies currently make this decision.
However, private student loans – which don't always carry the same consumer protections as federal student loans – have been overseen by a patchwork of government agencies.
The cases have come from a patchwork of federal agencies, state officials and shareholder suits, some of which have been resolved in multibillion-dollar settlements.
In the United States, election oversight is divided between state and local authorities and a patchwork of federal agencies and intelligence services.
As a patchwork of federal agencies and the trustee overseeing the firm's liquidation reconstruct MF Global's books, they expect to find that in the chaotic last days the firm failed to record when some customers received their money.
Mr. Bernanke repeatedly advocated revamping federal oversight of financial institutions, which are now supervised by a patchwork of federal agencies that monitor different functions and, he said, never get a full picture of a company's overall financial health.
