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Discover LudwigThe phrase "agencies to be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to agencies that are expected to exist or operate in the future.
Example: "The report outlines the various agencies to be established under the new policy framework."
Alternatives: "agencies that will be" or "agencies expected to be".
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In principle, it ought to be possible for government financial agencies to be self-supporting.
JWT West is to take part with other agencies to be determined, he said.
Working with partners in agencies: I expect agencies to be honest and fearless in their advice.
The message asked local law enforcement agencies to be on "the highest alert".
He ordered all New York police officers and other agencies to be "on full alert".
The state budget director publicly released a memo today urging all state agencies to be frugal.
Ohio allows 70 groups, including universities, nonprofits and many unconventional agencies to be authorizers.
Zarqawi is believed by European intelligence agencies to be Al Qaeda's main specialist in chemical and biological terrorism.
It lost money, so it was one of the first agencies to be shut down under measures to improve competitiveness.
In December 1998, George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, declared intelligence agencies to be "at war" against terrorism.
MR. VERDI -- It's a very exciting time, but I also think that it's a chance for agencies to be irresponsible.
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