The phrase "agencies demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the requests or requirements made by agencies, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The environmental agencies demand stricter regulations to protect endangered species."
Alternatives: "agencies require" or "agencies request".
Financing agencies demand safe research and predictable results.
Collection agencies demand payment of the family's credit card bills, and the thought of dropping a four-hour shift when the day care closes terrifies her.
State agencies demand more power to fend off a dreadful attack by a foreign enemy a kind of "digital Pearl Harbour".
Companies have released transparency reports, many for the first time, enumerating how many times law enforcement agencies demand user data; their executives have issued blistering statements; and several firms, including Facebook and Google, have filed lawsuits in a bid to reveal more about secret government orders.
Microsoft has testers and debuggers, too they make up 60% of the 4,700 Windows programmers but doesn't do testing of the sort that government security agencies demand.
But this would also imply that the different HTA agencies demand the same methodology and agree on the use of the same appropriate comparator.
Those suits were settled with Delta denying wrongdoing but agreeing to adhere to the agencies' demands and submit to close scrutiny.
But by saying that it would comply with the federal agencies' demands and submit to close scrutiny of its competitive business, the company in effect conceded.
A handful of Republican lawmakers led by Mrs. Bachmann, of Minnesota, sent letters on June 13 to five federal agencies demanding investigations of a conspiracy to influence American foreign policy to favor the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamist causes.
Now, with Wall Street analysts and bond-rating agencies demanding more information about the complex transactions that have fueled the company's profits, Enron has been reduced to issuing news releases assuring investors that it has adequate access to cash.
In June the organization and various other civil liberties groups filed a lawsuit against the Defense Department, the Central Intelligence Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation among other agencies, demanding the release of the information.
