The phrase "activity of agencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the actions or operations carried out by various organizations or governmental bodies.
Example: "The report outlines the activity of agencies involved in environmental protection and their impact on local communities."
Alternatives: "operations of agencies" or "functions of agencies".
It raises questions about what Whitehall, including ministers, knew about the activities of agencies which ran informants.
In virtual government's perfect world, the microstructures (the activities of agencies) would no longer exist within government.
Earlier today, Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida called Attorney General John Ashcroft, Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, and the director of the F.B.I. and requested that they send a high-ranking law enforcement official to coordinate the activities of agencies investigating the case.
"But there is nothing like walking along a trail here, seeing, smelling, hearing and touching nature all around you". The proposal was launched in 2001 as a modest interpretive center where visitors could learn about conservation and the activities of agencies that have been trying to upgrade and protect the area's watershed.
Thus, the article does not address the activities of agencies such as the Dental and Pharmaceutical Benefits Agency (the TLV) that determines whether a pharmaceutical product or dental care procedure is subsidized by the state, or the Swedish Council on Health Technology Assessment (SBU).
For example, physicians may tend to avoid areas with large racial/ethnic populations when establishing private practices; distances to health care services may be greater for those living in racial/ethnic communities; outreach and health promotion activities of agencies may be less effective.
The activity of rating agencies, until recently, has had little regulation, allowing rating agencies to avoid responsibility for inaccuracies in assigned ratings, while investors were suffering huge losses.
Environmental organizations and farmworker groups also acted as watchdogs, monitoring the activity of regulatory agencies and bringing suit when necessary to ensure that they fulfilled their responsibilities to the public.
Last month, employees came to Accra, Ghana from throughout the US and Europe to take part in the Global Health Corporate Champions, an activity of U.S. Agency for International Development's Global Health Fellows Program (GHFP) II.
has involved demarcating commercial from non-commercial activities of public agencies and encouraging public agencies to adopt profit-maximising, cost-cutting and business-development goals similar to those of private corporations (Painter 2001; Self 2000).
