The phrase "agency perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing viewpoints or approaches that emphasize the role of individuals or organizations in making choices and taking actions.
Example: "From an agency perspective, individuals are seen as active participants in shaping their own lives and environments."
Alternatives: "agent viewpoint" or "perspective of agency".
There is going to come a point where agencies say, 'We gave, you're asking again and we can't give anymore.' That is a legitimate point of view from an agency perspective.
Think about that from a federal agency perspective.
The aim of this paper is to evaluate the balance of organizational components in the design of an efficient organizational architecture from an agency perspective.
We examine the problem of designing and implementing a continuous-review (Q,r) inventory system from an agency perspective, in which the agent's effort influences the item's replenishment leadtime.
From an agency perspective, portfolio restructuring reduces information asymmetries between equity holders and managers by transferring assets to the capital market (Bergh et al. 2008; Gibbs 1993; Li 2013).
Yet the underlying process of adaptation in terms of how different actors respond to economic change has been subjected to little critical scrutiny, particularly from a broader social agency perspective.
My collaboration with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI NYC-Metro) helped me understand mental illness from participant, family, caregiver, and agency perspectives.
Second, considering differences in virtual versus grassroots realities highlights the importance of information gathering from rural users of the informal health system; increasing understanding of opinion leaders in rural settings; and exploring donor agency perspectives on incorporating the informal health sector in health systems development.
From a public sector, multi-agency perspective we will: fully cost the development, staff training and roll-out of this problem-solving psychological intervention [ 24]‐[ 26].
A nested economic evaluation was also undertaken in the form of a cost utility analysis which measured costs and benefits from a public sector multi-agency perspective, with results expressed as an incremental cost per quality adjusted life year (QALY) gained.
Diab et al. [132] made up the gap between passengers' and transit agencies' perspectives on service reliability.
