The phrase "agencies for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific agencies in relation to a particular context or action.
Example: "The report outlines the responsibilities of the agencies for which the funding was allocated."
Alternatives: "agencies that" or "agencies to which".
Some freelancers were later hired by the agencies for which they worked.
Other agencies for which he has worked include Digitas and R/GA; before that, he designed Web sites and games.
Other agencies for which adult education is a related rather than a primary function are libraries, museums, botanical gardens, and the like.
The company, dominated by former American officials, has been described by critics as being too close to the intelligence and diplomatic agencies for which it worked.
The city environmental agency suspended Mr. Todaro's license in 2004 but failed to notify other public agencies for which he did asbestos-related work.
Mr. Hussein's Iraq has been the nearest thing in the Middle East to a totalitarian state, controlling every aspect of its citizens' lives through a network of overlapping security agencies for which Mr. Hussein found his template in Stalin's Russia.
The article also misstated part of the name of the federal agency for which Rusty Payne works as a spokesman.
Two years later, Ms. Liao works full time coordinating volunteers for World Relief, the same agency for which she interned.
The Fuse campaign is being created by Amalgamated in New York, a new agency for which Fuse is its first client.
INTERNATIONAL The Memo From Africa article on Thursday, about Africa's widely held image as the next frontier for economic growth, misidentified the United States agency for which Francisco J.
His death was announced by the British Antarctic Survey, the governmental agency for which he worked from 1956 until his retirement in 1990.
