The phrase "agency should be able" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capabilities or responsibilities of an agency in a specific context.
Example: "The agency should be able to respond quickly to emergencies and provide necessary support to the community."
Alternatives: "the agency ought to have the ability" or "the agency must be capable".
"Through investigations, the agency should be able to determine the accuracy of information being provided," said Ms. Vallese, the commission spokeswoman.
Mr. Amano said the agency "should be able to do its verification work unhampered".
Ms. Bair has said that the agency should be able to replenish the account through higher insurance premiums and a special assessment imposed on the banking industry.
State officials, citing severe shortfalls, say the transit agency should be able to find the money in its operating budget, which is due for an overhaul.
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USPS spokesman David Partenheimer clarified Tuesday that the agency should be able to survive with a five-day reserve until the first quarter, when revenues for the agency typically begin to increase.
They concluded that aid agencies should be able to talk to the displaced.
Security and intelligence agencies should be able to go on hoovering up intercepted phone calls and messages in bulk, the report recommends.
The petition comes at a time of ongoing controversy over how deeply security agencies should be able to penetrate private life in efforts to protect against terrorism.
Instead, aid agencies should be able to choose between food aid shipped from the US, locally or regionally purchased supplies, and vouchers and cash transfers – depending on the situation and specific objectives.
Businesses and government agencies should be able to "enforce a dress code that enables their employees to interact with customers", including by allowing them to see their faces, Johnson said.
