The phrase "agencies efficiency" is not correct in written English.
It should be "agencies' efficiency" to indicate possession, meaning the efficiency of the agencies.
Example: "The report highlighted the agencies' efficiency in responding to emergencies."
Alternatives: "efficiency of agencies" or "agencies' effectiveness."
Quarterly reports assessing their strengths and weaknesses in achieving their mission, along with a performance improvement council, are also required and would allow the Government Accountability Office to determine the agencies' efficiency in spending taxpayer dollars.
A 2006 report by the National Research Council, Child Health in Complex Emergencies, suggests, however, that these agencies' efficiency in terms of safeguarding child health might be increased if a set of common, comprehensive, evidence-based clinical guidelines were available for use by all.
The significant factors in decision making during simulated disaster operations included: agency efficiency, past project investment, partner size, significance of impact on the population, and the amount of remaining need.
In fact, he says, by increasing agency efficiency, HEFCW was able to contribute £15 million to Sêr Cymru, "over and above" other research funding.
His training at F&ES comes up frequently, Klee says, whether it's when he's exploring ways to improve agency efficiencies, re-imagining how the state can manage its waste, or simply being able to speak intelligently with the state's foresters.
Additionally, according to these international lending agencies, the efficiency of the bureaucratic process of drug approval will be improved.
But a shortfall in the insurance fund could impede the agency's efficiency, say, in seizing ailing banks.
Senator Tom Coburn, the Oklahoma Republican on the panel who has emerged as a chief critic of DHS' performance, extracted a rare promise from a nominee to helm a security department to bolster his agency's efficiency at a core function – specifically on cybersecurity – before asking for new authorities.
A17 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 LeScrutinyiny From I.R.S. Audits of tax returns, which reached a record low in 1999, fell sharply last year as new taxpayer rights and procedural changes ordered by Congress reduced the agency's efficiency and its audit staff dwindled.
Forcing the FDA to automatically green-light drugs approved in other countries could improve the agency's efficiency and competitiveness, and there's also an appealing logic to the argument that a drug that's good enough for Europeans should be fine for Americans as well.
As Clinton's highest profile and most widely respected aid executive, Shah caught the attention of the professional development community last year when he challenged them to "hold our feet to the fire" in evaluating his agency's efficiency.
