The phrase "agency constituted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the formation or establishment of an organization or entity, particularly in legal or formal settings.
Example: "The agency constituted to oversee environmental regulations has begun its work."
Alternatives: "established agency" or "formed agency".
The fact that our research was not initially intended to draw a reflection on HTA in general, but to describe, in a short time and for internal purposes only, emerging practices of knowledge production and dissemination at a given HTA agency constitutes a limit.
It set up the Drinkaware website, and with the agreement of a range of governmental agencies, constituted this as a charity, The Drinkaware Trust, in 2006 (Supplementary ref. w1).
"More than anything," Mr. Tenet said, American intelligence agencies constitute "a community of action, with high stakes and high risks.
US funding agencies constitute one of the largest, most powerful bureaucracies in the world.
Instead, Kant thought the principles of rationality taken together constitute rational agency, and rational agency so constituted itself functions as a value that justifies moral action.
Notwithstanding the report from North West Province that they did not utilise nursing agencies, in the 2008/9 financial year, nursing agency expenditure constituted 15.13% of the personnel expenditure.
In Northern Cape, nursing agency expenditure constituted 11.96% of personnel spending in the 2009/10 financial year, whereas in North West, agency expenditure was 15.13% of the personnel expenditure in the 2008/9 financial year.
This constellation of thinkers could be working in what we could call performative political philosophy, performative in several senses: in theorizing how agency is constituted, how political judgments can be made in the absence of known rules (Honig 2009, 309), how new universals can be created and new communities constituted.
According to Mosco, social life is comprised of the mutual constitution of structure and agency: "structures are constituted out of human agency, even as they provide the very 'medium' of that constitution" (Mosco 2009 185).
After listing everything that they'd talked about, and all of the ways in which the company had rebuffed its entreaties, the F.D.A. ordered 23andMe to stop selling its ninety-nine-dollar DNA tests, which the agency says constitute medical advice and therefore require F.D.A. approval.
