The phrase "agencies time" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific timeframe related to agencies, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The agencies time for submitting proposals has been extended."
Alternatives: "agencies' schedule" or "time for agencies".
This gives Dentsu and the other top Japanese agencies time to react.
Chinese officials often introduce reforms incrementally to make them politically palatable and give businesses and government agencies time to adjust.
CoProcure makes it easy to discover and utilize existing cooperative contracts, saving public agencies time and money.
The travel ban was to last only 90 days, purportedly to buy agencies time to explore new procedures.
It also barred visitors from seven Muslim-majority nations for up to 90 days to give federal security agencies time to impose stricter vetting processes.
This occurs when the marketing department of a corporation overrules its agencies time and time again, instead opting for its own ideas and turning agency creative minds into hand servants of the marketing department's work.
She delayed the disclosure requirement for 45 days to give the agency time to adopt a new rule.
Mr. Keller said the company had stopped production and sales of the gum to give the agency time to regulate caffeine-added products.
The department says it takes an employee about 15 minutes — $3 of agency time — to process each expunction or pardon notification.
Back in January 2012, my colleague Aditya Chakrabortty wrote perhaps the definitive take-down of the cult of the rating agency: Time to take control of the credit rating agencies.
Mr. ElBaradei noted that the nuclear plants would not be completed for three or four years, giving the agency time to determine the truth.
