The phrase "agency field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific area or domain related to agencies, such as in discussions about marketing, social services, or any sector where agencies operate.
Example: "In the agency field, collaboration between different organizations is essential for success."
Alternatives: "agency sector" or "field of agencies".
Underlying his success in the agency field was a keen inter est in economic and social forces.
Bertram B. Geyer, long a leader in the advertising agency field, died on Saturday at Doc tors Hospital.
Under some circumstances, he or she may choose to override the recommendation of the agency field instructor.
The number of Americans involved appears relatively small; slightly more than 24,000 applications were filed abroad in the 2010 fiscal year, and one-third of them were handled by immigration agency field offices, according to the Federal Register.
Internal documents from early meetings, obtained through public-records requests filed by The Times and provided by E.P.A. officials who are frustrated with how research is being handled, show agency field scientists demanding that certain topics be included in the study.
He said his agency fielded about 5,000 phone calls.
Unwanted calls are the top source of consumer complaints to the FCC, with the agency fielding more than 200,000 a year, according to Wheeler.
More than 50 professionals in the medical, educational, crime and social agency fields, whose work brings them into contact with alcoholics, turned out to hear a simple rundown of what AA can and cannot do.
The previous version of the map was issued in 2003, but the agency fielded so much criticism over the ways in which it incorporated climate change into the equation — too little and too much — that the map was withdrawn, and professional and amateur planters were left with guidelines dating back to 1990.
It's more than a brag-list of how many phone calls and letters this federal agency fielded from ripped-off customers.
The Federal Trade Commission says that tax and wage-related fraud was the most common kind of identity theft about which consumers complained in 2012 -- a full 43.4percentt of the identity theft complaints that the agency fielded.
