The phrase "agencies are in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the status or condition of agencies in a particular context, such as their involvement in a project or situation.
Example: "The report indicates that agencies are in a state of transition as they adapt to new regulations."
Alternatives: "agencies find themselves in a" or "agencies are currently in a".
Some ratings agencies are in a better position to do that than others.
Nurses and public health agencies are in a unique position to advocate for resources and approaches to enhance social connectivity for parents during this important life transition.
"Even if spending cutbacks happen," Mr. Drake said, "agencies are in a much better position to weather whatever storms come" than when the recession hit a decade ago.
The FAO meeting was part of a flurry of diplomatic activity focusing on the Horn, where relief agencies are in a race against time as the famine is expected to spread in Somalia in the coming months.
So, for the first time, were two AU soldiers, both of them Nigerians.The result is that in West Darfur, for instance, which has 657,000 refugees, the UN and aid agencies are in a state of virtual paralysis in places like el-Geneina.
Multiple government agencies are in a state of staffing gridlock, with Cabinet secretaries having their chosen employees routinely returned by the White House's Office of Personnel Management … The failure to fill lower-level staff directly impacts the ability of government to function.
No one in any of the responsible government agencies is in a position to go out and find out.
On the Iran nuclear deal, Clapper said intelligence agencies were in a "distrust and verify mode", but added: "We have no evidence thus far that they're moving toward violation".
The union and the aviation agency are in a long-running battle over staffing levels.
"Ad agencies are in for a real renaissance, and I can't think of a more exciting time to be in the ad business".
Amidst all the uncertainty about evaluating nanoparticles' toxicity, regulatory agencies are in something of a quandary.
