The phrase "agencies through the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the involvement or actions of agencies in a particular context or process.
Example: "The project was funded by various agencies through the collaboration of local governments."
Alternatives: "agencies via the" or "agencies by means of the".
Utterly without coordination or oversight, archives were assembled by individual agencies through the centuries; frequently, materials were jettisoned when bureaucrats ran out of office space.
But Congress, which is able to maintain some control over the independent and executive branch agencies through the power of the purse, has never taken that view seriously.
The mayor of Poughkeepsie, Nancy J. Cozean, praised Mr. Islam for succeeding in the "enormous task" of pulling together various social agencies through the Family Partnership Center.
After a jump in the number of sexual harassment complaints made to the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and to state and local employment agencies through the 1990s and early 2000s, formal sexual harassment claims have decreased.
In his letter, General Myers wrote: "The budgets of the combat support agencies should come up from the agencies through the Secretary of Defense to the National Intelligence Director".
But the collapse of the Senate measure, which like its House counterpart would have financed government agencies through the end of the fiscal year on Sept. 30, means Republicans could begin the new Congress with an immediate need to resolve the spending stalemate.
The schools were the primary agencies through which the rabbinic way of life and literature was communicated to the masses.
Cooley felt that primary groups were the fundamental agencies through which the individual's character or personality was formed.
His experience with getting answers from a government agency through the Internet could become more commonplace.
So rather than the agency paying the contractor, the contractor invoices the agency through the limited company.
The agency's executive director retired in June, and Gov. Rick Perry's go-to problem-solver, Jay Kimbrough, was shuttled in to lead the agency through the crisis.
