The phrase "agency strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the capabilities or effectiveness of an organization or agency, particularly in fields like management, psychology, or social sciences.
Example: "The agency strength of our team has significantly improved our project outcomes and client satisfaction."
Alternatives: "organizational capacity" or "institutional power".
Organizational Linkage Assessment PEC members 2 hours, biweekly, 8 weeks PEC members participate in analyses of agency strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT); walkthroughs, and other activities designed to identify areas in which enhanced organizational coordination can better facilitate linkage of drug-involved offenders to treatment programs where MAT is available.
"We don't think we're diluting" the agency's strength by adding units, Mr. Koenigsberg said.
It is not merely personal agency or strength of character that will free them from sex work and its dangers.
He added this would give the local investigation agencies added strength.
"We're aggressively pursuing recommendations made by the blue-ribbon panel, and we set that as a top priority," said Ken DeCerchio, assistant secretary for programs at the department, referring to the committee Mr. Bush established to assess the agency's strengths and weaknesses.
When junior Asbed Papisian asked which presidents had the best working relationships with the CIA, Inman credited George H.W. Bush with knowing the agency's strengths and weaknesses.
A primary goal of the reorganization is to make sure that the larger Interpublic agencies, with strengths in traditional advertising, are familiar with the offerings of their Allied Communications siblings.
He says agencies have strengths in offering a larger variety of work, whereas startups and companies offer depth on one thing.
Not having the agency at full strength has tabled the "forced switching" regulatory proposal, blunt force regulation that enables the federal government to control how third parties use privately owned freight networks, potentially rewarding politically favored shippers which otherwise would have to engage in bona fide negotiation for shipping rates.
Organizations like these marry the power of individual agency with the strength found in numbers, to remarkable effect.
