The phrase "agency connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to relationships or interactions between agencies or organizations, often in discussions about collaboration or partnerships.
Example: "The agency connection between the two organizations has led to successful joint initiatives."
Alternatives: "organizational link" or "collaborative relationship".
Officials said he was concerned that his presence would confirm their agency connection, still officially secret at the time.
Mr. Klein said he learned of an agency connection to the mysterious room in 2002 when a company manager told him to expect a visit from an N.S.A. official who wanted to speak with another senior company technician about "a special job".
Mostly emerging from civil societies, this complex ensemble emphasizes issues as diverse as the defense of natural environments, fair trade, opposition to GMOs, local agency, connection between farmers and consumers, food justice, food safety, artisanship, and communal enjoyment of meals.
And indeed, some relatives and friends of the dead did not seem to know of their agency connections.
In the early days of the coverup, Dean first turned to the CIA to fund payments to the burglars, as four of the break-in team had agency connections, including Howard Hunt and James McCord, both retired CIA officers.
I agree with the value of agency connections and the need for media training before going into interviews or appearing on air.
Jones, 28, has been under investigation by the United States Anti-Doping Agency in connection with Balco, a San Francisco-area lab.
KABUL, Afghanistan — The governor of Afghanistan's Central Bank angrily responded Monday to a presidential panel's criticism of his agency in connection with a scandal at the nation's largest private bank.
specify the proposed disposition of the property, facilities, contracts, records, and other assets and liabilities of each covered agency in connection with the transfer of the functions of such agency to the Department.
The Interpublic Group of Companies in New York has withdrawn a lawsuit against the Omnicom Group in New York and a former executive of an Interpublic agency in connection with the loss of the Quaker Oats account to Omnicom.
Marion Jones, 28, who made the team in the long jump but failed to qualify for the sprints to defend her Olympic gold medals, is still under investigation by the United States Anti-Doping Agency in connection with the Balco scandal.
