The phrase "agency role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the function or position of an agency in a specific context, such as in business, government, or social services.
Example: "In her agency role, she was responsible for coordinating community outreach programs."
Alternatives: "organizational position" or "institutional function".
In my quest for a first job as a reporter, I ended up being interviewed for a news agency role.
Retaining their tax-preferred agency role has been of great help to employers in the labor market.
Reversing the usual ad agency role and selling ad space instead of buying it, the blog will most likely join the ad network SyndiGO, Ms. Tomer said.
In one organisation where I practised in a part-time, agency role, I challenged a manager on why we could not support a young person who was putting in a grievance against a partner organisation for maltreatment.
Employers were able to capture that agency role during World War II when they successfully walked around the prevailing wage controls simply by having Congress exempt fringe benefits from the wage cap.
Richard Dunmall in Media Week recently named agency role as a top trend for 2015, citing the fact that MediaCom, iProspect and MEC all joined the Content Marketing Association: "It's clear media agencies are blurring the once clear lines between themselves and advertising agencies".
The report recommended a clearer understanding of the agency roles, and more staffing at forecast centers during periods of extreme weather.
The agency roles and responsibilities for NASA.
Health care providers are encouraged to assume agency roles for both patients and society and asked to promote and deliver effective and efficient health care.
I might say that's a little different to some of my agency roles, who were looking wistfully backwards.
There is insufficient coordination and communication between the mainstream agency roles and difficulties occur due to different structures of roles within the two agencies.
