The phrase "agency highlighting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the role or influence of an agency in a particular situation or discussion.
Example: "The report focuses on agency highlighting to showcase the impact of local organizations in community development."
Alternatives: "emphasizing agency" or "showcasing agency".
Thursday's attackers may have come from southern Libya, according to the Nigerien state news agency, highlighting what a senior Nigerien official called the menacing lawlessness of that bordering region.
The Boko Haram insurgency has kept more than one million children out of school, according to the UN children's agency, highlighting fears that a lack of education will fuel further radicalism in and around Nigeria.
The seemingly contradictory messages from the agency highlighted yet again the difficulty interpreting the economy's statistical signals.
In its World Employment and Social Outlook 2015 (WESO), the agency highlighted a rise in part-time employment, especially among young women.
According to the report, "Mobile Apps for Kids: Current Privacy Disclosures Are Disappointing" (the agency highlighted the word "app" in disappointing), there is almost no disclosure by app developers and app stores about how data collected from children is used.
The rating agency highlighted Australia's economic resilience, saying the commonwealth was carrying a lower level of debt than its peers, and the economy's long-term potential for growth was higher than most AAA-rated sovereigns.
The agency highlighted "favourable macroeconomic trends, including strong GDP growth, falling unemployment and inflation close to the 2% target" and said growth was the "least volatile among the major advanced economies".
The research agency highlights its responsibility for young academics and the researchers employed in temporary projects.
In addition, interactive workshops with potential sponsors added an important element to this symposium with key experts from industry and government agencies highlighting their research needs and vision.
Responding to the debate, Mr Brokenshire defended the scrutiny in place over the UK's security agencies, highlighting "the importance of intelligence gathering and in our agencies' ability to maintain an edge in tackling terrorism and stopping criminals".
He also claimed that Edward Snowden's revelations had "vastly overstated" the dangers of spying, insisting that US intelligence agencies are "scrupulous" and that some of the excesses of agencies highlighted by Snowden have been fixed.
