The phrase "agency mobility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the ability of individuals or organizations to move between different agencies or to adapt to changes within agencies.
Example: "The new policy aims to enhance agency mobility, allowing employees to transfer more easily between departments."
Alternatives: "organizational mobility" or "institutional flexibility."
Concluding, we propose to centralize agency over mobility, facilitated by legal status and other factors, in the analysis of return.
But beyond having determined their return decision in the past, their legal status continued to determine agency in mobility decisions in the present.
Further, the report said that the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 required that any alternative and synthetic fuels bought by federal agencies for "mobility-related use" must have lower greenhouse gas emissions — or at least no greater — than those of conventional fuels.
She has been sympathetically portrayed in Jill Dawson's novel Fred & Edie and in Philip Goodhew's film Another Life, while Lucy Bland's insightful Modern Women on Trial unpicks the ways in which her case became a locus for anxieties about women's erotic agency and social mobility in the turbulent aftermath of the first world war.
The final goal of the research is to develop an operative tool to support the mobility agency of Rome for the bus network design phase.
A new "mobility agency" the "Pass Pass Boutique" gives information on the public transport network and sells special subscription cards (for students, schoolchildren, etc).
The data used in this and in the next section on private and public transport demand, for the morning peak hour, as well as other data related to demographic and socio-economic characteristics were obtained from the data bank of ATAC, the mobility agency for the city of Rome.
"This is a book about mobility and agency," Mr. Lewis said.
We define a Flexible and Shared Use Mobility (FSUM) Agency; a single co-ordination centre of different flexible services and shared mobility schemes, which requires co-ordination and co-operation among different service providers, the integration of data and platforms, technical services and systems.
Federal and state forestry agencies, seduced by the mobility of fire-spotting aircraft and the cost-effectiveness of satellites and electronic sensors, stopped staffing most of the more than 8,200 lookouts scattered across the United States.
