The phrase "agencies assessment" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two nouns that should be connected with an apostrophe or rephrased for clarity, such as "agency's assessment" or "assessment of agencies."
Example: "The agency's assessment of the situation revealed several key issues that needed to be addressed."
Alternatives: "evaluation of agencies" or "assessment by agencies."
In a session which was also dominated by questions over Syria, the outgoing president said he had "great confidence" in the the intelligence agencies' assessment "that the Russians carried out this hack".
The president caused a firestorm in Helsinki earlier this week when he met with Russian President Vladimir Putin and cast doubt on U.S. intelligence agencies' assessment that the Kremlin meddled in the 2016 presidential campaign in hopes of bolstering his chances.
In a Facebook post shared more than 13,000 times as of early Wednesday evening, Rather laid into Trump for dismissing American intelligence agencies' assessment that Russia hacked the emails of the Democratic National Committee and John Podesta, the chairman of Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Donald Trump has scorned US intelligence agencies' assessments of Russian hacking.
The investors were not involved in the process but depended on the rating agencies' assessments.
"This experience demonstrates to us that intelligence agencies' assessments of the usefulness of particular collection programs – even significant ones – are not always accurate.
Some complained, too, that the Senate committee had decided to wait several months before addressing an issue they consider crucial: how the Bush administration had used the intelligence agencies' assessments as it went into war.
And she shows how precarious such bets really were, given the vagaries of rating agencies' assessments and the fact that there was little historical data on mortgage (especially subprime mortgage) defaults to feed into the computer models used by many bankers.
Madigan had hoped that some effort to address Illinois's enormous unfunded pension liability would improve rating agencies' assessments of the state's financial health.
