The phrase "agency dimensions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the various aspects or factors related to an agency, such as its structure, functions, or influence.
Example: "In our analysis, we will explore the agency dimensions that affect decision-making processes within the organization."
Alternatives: "agency aspects" or "agency factors".
Given that each participant has the opportunity to shape sessions devoted to his or her teaching, there is equitable access (dimension 3); and, precisely because the participants have the opportunity to shape the conversations around things that matter to them, there is significant room for agency (dimension 4).
In our analysis, the three workplace connections items have been dropped, as well as two work-related questions that are part of the social agency dimension.
It has three arguments: the first is the fact name; the second is the set of measures; and the third is the set of dimension names fact(renting,[amount],[cars, agency, date]) Dimension Each dimension is transformed into dimension predicate.
Together they capture structural, agency and learning dimensions of the adaptation challenge and they provide a strong initial framework to explore key institutional issues in the governance of adaptation to climate change.
The model put forward by Kagitcibasi involves a fourfold combination of the two dimensions, agency (autonomy–heteronomy) and interpersonal distance (relatedness separation), leading to different types of selves and the societal and familial contexts in which they develop.
The Brookings Centre for Global Development quality of official development assistance (Quoda) assessment ranks 31 countries and multilateral agencies on four dimensions of aid quality, in turn based on 30 measurable indicators.
Because perception of successful agency is one dimension of hope, we expect its relationship with life satisfaction to be similar.
Our research further demonstrates that perception of successful agency, as a dimension of hope, also contributes to life satisfaction.
There is little discussion in the literature on autonomy of the embodied dimensions of agency and autonomy, so here Meyers has identified a fruitful avenue of further research (see also Mackenzie 2001).
Palestinian children's psychological adaptability and ability to reposition themselves along the continuum between ease and disease is underpinned by constant political agency and activism – a dimension that guides sense-making activities in a traumatizing environment marked by continuous uncertainty, loss and bereavement.
