The phrase "agencies are usually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical behavior, characteristics, or practices of agencies in a general context.
Example: "Agencies are usually responsible for managing various projects and ensuring that they meet client expectations."
Alternatives: "agencies tend to be" or "agencies commonly are".
Gardens directly operated by government agencies are usually supported by tax monies.
Jeffrey Light, a District civil rights lawyer who has litigated many cases against the police department, said civilian oversight agencies are usually created with the best of intentions.
If CUNY wins a stay of the injunction -- which government agencies are usually granted -- an appeals court hearing to overturn the injunction would probably be put off until at least October, and a full trial until sometime later.
And because local agencies are usually the first responders to a fire — and can often control small fires before they become conflagrations that involve the Forest Service and cost millions of dollars to fight — the policy is shortsighted, Mr. Crapser said.
As most educational agencies are usually privately run companies with a bottom line to meet, only degree programmes that are marketable are offered.
Specialty agencies are usually not scoped to be involved early on but it is essential that those specialty agencies assures integrated ideas that are truly that – integrate-able and not just a TV idea in disguise.
The structure of public agencies is usually dictated by legislation.
The investment by funding agencies is usually viewed, by the administrators, as developing datasets and new solutions to issues such as arresting the growth of cancers and releasing crop varieties that are highly yielding when grown in dry environments.
Working with tuition agencies is usually the preferred choice.
Refugees who reach South Korea are often cared for by church groups, and South Korean church aid-agencies are usually among the first to respond to natural disasters around the world, including the Japanese tsunami in March.But in a country that thrives on group activities and collective bonding, as well as religion, Seoul is a natural home for mega-churches.
Arguments for the claim that the standard theory does not account for important aspects of agency are usually driven by a focus on distinctively human agency.
