The phrase "agency master" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to organizational roles, particularly in fields like project management or digital marketing, where someone oversees agency operations or client relationships.
Example: "As the agency master, she coordinated all the projects and ensured that the team met their deadlines."
Alternatives: "agency director" or "agency leader".
But the army's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency, masters of strategic doublethink, might call it "selective"—a policy of squashing the militants at home, but still employing them abroad.Afghanistan and India have always subscribed to this analysis of the ISI.
A.D.S.-B. is a linchpin of the Next Generation Air Transportation System, or NextGen, the aviation agency's master plan for fixing the shortcomings of 21st-century air travel.
Hundreds - perhaps thousands - of people appear to have been left high and dry by online agency SOS Master Tickets, whose website was pulled down this week after it took money for V Festival tickets which never arrived.
The NIH Roadmap for Medical Research the agency's master plan to accelerate the pace of discovery and speed the application of new knowledge to biomedical prevention strategies, diagnostics, and treatments contains a significant nanomedicine initiative that will begin with the establishment of 3 4 Nanomedicine Development Centers.
The following year the NSA's contribution increased to £39.9m, which included £4m to support GCHQ's work for Nato forces in Afghanistan, and £17.2m for the agency's Mastering the Internet project, which gathers and stores vast amounts of "raw" information ready for analysis.
In the animated infographic above, called The State of Wikipedia, creative agency and masters of data visualization JESS3 take in a potted history of its origins, its inner-workings, and where its future lies.
The agency has no master list of how many people it has reported, according to Melissa F. Justice, a lawyer for the agency.
When Scott Roewer, founder of the Organizing Agency, finished his master's in education in 2000, his parents asked him what he wanted as a graduation gift.
The plan would re-establish the agency as a master builder in the region, expanding ports, rebuilding airports and upgrading mass transit.
Mr. Ford was seen inside the agency as a master of the delicate art of interpreting ambiguous and contradictory intelligence reports and a dogged defender of the C.I.A.'s work from political pressure.
