The phrase "agency law" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to the body of law that governs the relationship between agents and principals.
Example: "Understanding agency law is crucial for anyone involved in business transactions, as it defines the rights and duties of agents acting on behalf of others."
Alternatives: "law of agency" or "agent-principal law".
Fake buildings for a bank, travel agency, law firm and bookstore were so realistic that some customers tried to walk in.
The group's good relations with the US Border Patrol agency – law enforcement bodies agree not to use water stations as traps – contributes to the programme's success.
"The court must avoid undue meddling and second-guessing, and must accord government agency law enforcement and financial determinations such as those now before it the proper level of deference they are due," the judge wrote.
He has told the F.B.I. that when he began spying in 1979, he volunteered to provide information to the G.R.U., the Soviet military intelligence agency, law enforcement officials said.
The final partisan composition of the roll call vote that makes such an agency law is irrelevant.
After implementation, the number retained because they are involved in agency law enforcement activities or building security is 252.
Information was requested regarding agency laws regulating who was permitted to prescribe dental radiographs, who was permitted to expose dental radiographs, and who, if anyone, was specifically prohibited.
Hence the huge growth in the number of professional-service firms accountants, advertising agencies, law firms, headhunters and consultancies of all kinds.
"We are asking for information that proves unlawful or corrupt conduct by the US government, the New Zealand government, spy agencies, law enforcement and Hollywood," he said.
And federal air marshals were offered starting salaries of $45,500, a figure that appears to be "draining other agencies' law enforcement resources," she said.
Eventually Niku plans to serve ad agencies, law firms and other fields.
