The phrase "agency position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific role or job within an agency, often in the context of employment or organizational structure.
Example: "She applied for an agency position that focuses on public relations and communications."
Alternatives: "role within the agency" or "position at the agency".
A spokesman, Charles Seaton, noted that the findings did not amount to an official agency position.
When the interim manager initiates an entirely different process strategy, the employees take an agency position almost immediately.
But this year, the G.P.O. also released a mobile version that permits users to browse the Plum Book and its data by branch, agency, position and other criteria.
The president can also name someone who has already been appointed to another executive agency position and has therefore received the Senate's consent.
In fact, in those cases the Court did defer to agency regulations because they were promulgated pursuant to statutory authority, constituted reasonable interpretations and practical applications of the statutory language, and reflected a consistent agency position of long standing.
You just can't label it as an agency position". David R. Mould, NASA's assistant administrator for public affairs and a political appointee, said none of the appointees had brought a political agenda to the agency.
Sixty-one agency positions were vacant.
Competitive agency positions offer balanced and rewarding science careers.
On completion of the degree they will be able to apply for permanent agency positions.
But when it comes to nominations, the number of executive agency positions that must be confirmed — between 1,200 to 1,400 — is absurd.
He doesn't just have the appointees; those appointees have, to a remarkable extent, hired former Perry aides, supporters and acolytes to fill agency positions.
