The phrase "agency description" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a summary or overview of an agency's purpose, functions, or services.
Example: "The agency description provided in the report outlines its mission and key objectives for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "organization overview" or "institution profile".
Better to carefully sort through relief agencies' descriptions of what they plan to do over the next month to two years in Japan to help it recover.
The agency's description of the plan to stage suicide attacks inside the Pul-i-Charki prison, and at the prison gate, followed a Taliban attack in June on a prison in Kandahar that freed almost 900 prisoners, about 400 of them Taliban fighters.
"This gem in the middle of the Pacific is one of the world's best remaining examples of an elevated coral atoll ecosystem," reads the United Nations agency's description of the island.
The document, a draft declaration of U.S. nuclear facilities to the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency, contained descriptions of sensitive civilian sites, including the locations of facilities that store enriched uranium and other materials used in nuclear weapons.
The interview data that related to agency encompassed descriptions of the specific activities and decisions of these childcare bureaucrats and stakeholders.
Cuddle Time's cuddler bios, embellished by the agency, include descriptions like "submissive," "great figure," and "high quality gal".
Many online agencies list descriptions, photos and ratings of international holiday homes, such as AirBnb, Cluttons Resorts, FlipKey, HomeAway, Roomarama, Owners Direct, Vacation Rentals by Owner (VRBO) and West Coast Villas.
Michael Holmes, a lieutenant for the nearby Cecil County Sheriff's Office, said his agency received a description of a suspect and deployed several officers to aid in the search.
Then, on Monday, Leonnig revealed that Omar Gonzalez, the Iraq War veteran who jumped the White House fence, made it all the way to the East Room and knocked down an agent in the process, which contradicted the agency's original description of events.
