The phrase "agency chief" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the head or leader of a specific agency, often in a governmental or organizational context.
Example: "The agency chief announced new policies aimed at improving public safety."
Alternatives: "head of the agency" or "director of the agency."
He succeeds Justin Smith, who takes a new role at the agency, chief innovation officer, leading Doner's Digital Underground.
"Within one week we will evaluate [our search] depending on the result," said agency chief Fransiskus Bambang Soelistyo.
Neither the first nor the second burn occurred," the Russian space agency chief, Vladimir Popovkin, told state television.
They include Kwon Young-Ghil of the Democratic Labour Party, who was once jailed for organising a general strike; and a former spy agency chief, Chang Se-Dong.
She is expected to hold the job in the short term, and the White House is expected to eventually nominate another agency chief, The New York Times reported.
The agency falls under the responsibility of the Commerce Ministry, but the appointment of the agency chief is approved by Mr. Karzai.
The Democrats are lambasting George Bush about his weakness for promoting people such as Michael Brown, the horseman turned emergency-agency chief.
The deal came together less than a month after that initial meeting, said United Talent Agency Chief Executive Jeremy Zimmer, whose agency helped Robbins develop the business plan for AwesomenessTV and assisted in negotiating the DreamWorks deal.
Scientists, environmentalists and Democratic lawmakers pounced Thursday after Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt refuted his own agency by insisting carbon dioxide emissions don't cause global warming.
He has been a member of the Central Intelligence Agency, chief of the U.S. office in China, chairman of the Republican National Committee.
National Counter-terrorism AgenChiefief Suhardi Alius said the suspect was only a "puppet".
