The phrase "agency address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the physical or electronic location of an agency, such as a government office or a business.
Example: "Please send all correspondence to the agency address listed on our website."
Alternatives: "office address" or "contact address".
When? –Which sub-agencies or divisions, if any, under the larger agency, address your assigned topic?
Some E.P.A. staff members defended the document, saying that although pared down it would still help policy makers and the agency address the climate issue.
Among the study's recommendations is a moratorium on new rail projects until elected officials and the agency address the basic problems: chronic underfinancing and diversion of capital funds.
Life in Washington is all about information – who will support or oppose an initiative, how will an agency address an issue in its rules, and when will a decision be announced.
One group whose work has been stalled by White House inaction is the Department of Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee on Women Veteranss, which over the years has helped the agency address issues like mammograms and sexual trauma.
Furthermore, newly registered foreign recruits may list their recruitment agency address initially, introducing error in SHA assignment for newly registered immigrants (though this should disappear upon reregistration).
"The agency addresses significant harms first," Mr. Pollins said.
He made a grid of Manhattan with agency addresses and walked the streets, sliding photographs under doors.
Until now, the main agency addressing such crimes was the bias crime unit of the District Attorney's office.
In this context, the Cloud Agency addresses the interoperability problem by proposing an uniform interface for accessing multiple IaaSs.
No matter what the hazard, the public will be able to see if and when the agency addresses the problem.
