The phrase "agency edition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific version or release of a product, publication, or service that is tailored for or associated with an agency.
Example: "The agency edition of the report includes additional insights and data relevant to our stakeholders."
Alternatives: "agency version" or "agency release".
The agency sends regional editions of its general aviation newsletters to pilots across the country.
We used the research ethics policy applied by the three Canadian research agencies (Tri-Council Policy StatEditionnd Edition, hereafter TCPS2) [ 10] to frame our content analysis.
The research ethics policy applied by the three Canadian research agencies (Tri-Council Policy StatEdition2nd Edition) was used to frame our content analysis.
Trahan, Burden & Charles in Baltimore, the agency for the online edition of The Journal, may also create ads for the newspaper, she added.
Ms. Weyrauch declined to discuss whether Motorola was considering consolidating the account at a single agency; the daily fax edition of Advertising Age reported that a consolidation was likely.
Correction: March 18 , 2000 Saturday An article on Thursday about a possible investigation by the Food and Drug Administration into the manufacture of the diabetes drug Rezulin misspelled the name of an agency spokeswoman in some editions.
NEW YORK An article last Sunday about a new program that gives young delinquents in New York City local options for rehabilitation, including group homes — instead of incarceration upstate — misidentified, in some editions, the agency that had contracted with Good Shepherd Services, which operates one such home.
The review for that account, with billings estimated at $48 million, was narrowed last week to two agencies, the daily fax edition of the trade publication Advertising Age reported: Fallon Minneapolis and three offices of TBWA/Chiat/Day, part of the TBWA Worldwide unit of the Omnicom Group.
A headline on Sunday about the killing of scores of Islamists at a rally in Cairo misidentified, in some editions, the Egyptian agency that carried out the killings.
Presented with Mr. Tauranac's findings, Adam Lisberg, chief spokesman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, said the agency would consider amending future editions of the subway map, provided the changes did not distort its clarity.
