The phrase "agency community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or network of agencies that collaborate or share common interests, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "The agency community gathered to discuss best practices and strategies for improving public outreach."
Alternatives: "network of agencies" or "agencies collective".
The results provide a visualization of the main perceptions of residents regarding their sense of agency, community and belonging – these being constitutive dimensions of civic life.
A multilateral international collaboration mechanism for space exploration can formalize the series of informal discussions that have occurred among the space agency community in the past three years.
Although "we've heard a lot of buzz in the agency community" about the video clip, Mr. Scullin said, "we haven't heard anything from Maurice Lévy or John Wren".
He added, "I think you will see a major airline bankruptcy before you see a significant erosion in the travel agency community".
When people are involved in creating and nurturing their own environments, they also feel a greater sense of agency, community and pride – a quality known as "collective efficacy".
It was also the first acquired by a private agency, Community Advocates Inc., the 18-year-old community-action group of which she is president.
Users can expect to connect with city agencies, community groups and programs that work on sustainability issues.
The study also included a preliminary assessment of the experience of Massachusetts municipal agencies, community organizations, small business associations and others that receive assistance from the TURA program.
He notes that in the 1990s Boston brought together federal, state and local agencies, community groups, religious leaders and others (including himself) to fight violence.
The vast majority of charities, voluntary agencies, community initiatives, fetes and clubs, youth and disability groups would simply cease to operate without our input.
Without waiting for Congress to act, the administration has retained consultants to help state and local government agencies, community organizations and religious groups develop marriage-promotion programs.
