The phrase "agency change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to organizational shifts, policy updates, or changes in management within an agency.
Example: "The recent agency change has led to a restructuring of the team and new leadership roles."
Alternatives: "organizational change" or "institutional shift".
Kel Kelly, who recently joined JetBlue as executive vice president for marketing and sales, attributed the agency change to her positive experiences working with Arnold in the past.
He added that the decision, which ran counter to the federal government's earlier rejection of the Wyoming plan, "represents an agency change of course unsupported by adequate reasoning".
And after B Com3 landed the consolidated G.M. media planning assignment, in a review that also included the Initiative Media Worldwide unit of Interpublic, it was not too surprising that Interpublic would be favored the next time General Motors made an agency change.
It invokes notions of human agency, change, the role of material circumstances in human affairs, and the putative meaning of historical events.
"Our goal is to change the agency, change the proposal, to where the benefits outweigh the costs.... We're not for the status quo.
Muller, a former sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps and a Harvard Law graduate, says he's represented hundreds of undocumented immigrants, but that in this case, he ran out of options to help his client and hoped public outrage would help the agency change its decision.
Last year, the agency changed the rule so that water providers must report to the state before changing their water treatment regimens.
"The consumer agency changes that.
Last month Moody's, another agency, changed its outlook for the country from stable to negative.
The rating agency changed its outlook for Japan's Aa2 rating from stable to negative.
The new Remune study has been designed differently to account for the drug agency changes.
