The phrase "agencies considered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or assessment of various agencies in a specific context, such as policy-making or research.
Example: "The report outlines the various agencies considered for the new environmental initiative."
Alternatives: "agencies evaluated" or "agencies assessed".
The rating agencies considered the debt investment grade, but were forced to withdraw their ratings two years later when the vehicle crumbled under the weight of unpaid mortgages.
That proposal would have removed all stimulus financing for the National Science Foundation and the Office of Science in the Energy Department, agencies considered crucial to basic research that leads to technological breakthroughs.
Interviewees from both vehicle registration authorities and policing agencies considered the development of the national WOVR to have been important in preventing profit-motivated vehicle theft, given that written-off vehicles can provide a source of donor vehicles for rebirthing stolen vehicles.
News agencies considered Maemi the strongest typhoon to affect Okinawa since 1968.
News agencies considered the flooding the worst in the region since Hurricane Mitch in 1998.
The agencies considered overlapping sets of clinical comparators and trials when evaluating the same drug.
The document also shows the agencies considering disclosure to "non-intelligence agencies".
But to what extent do the rating agencies consider the consequences of their actions?
But while transit agencies consider the needs of heavier passengers, they do not always yield to them.
I do not think job counselors or employment agencies consider the problems that black Americans face in the employment situation.
California is nowhere near defaulting on its debts (though rating agencies consider that risk greater in California than in the other 49 states).
