The phrase "agency to commit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the authority or capacity to make decisions or take actions, often in legal or organizational settings.
Example: "The board granted the CEO the agency to commit the company to new contracts without prior approval."
Alternatives: "authority to act" or "power to decide".
Instead, it must collect from each individual partner, requiring the agency to commit significant time and manpower.
But while Euripides assigned the murder to the Greeks, Mr. Clarke gives the women — stripped of their gods, their husbands, their home, their freedom — the agency to commit one final act.
The committee of outside experts urged the space agency to commit itself to replacing two major instruments on the telescope, as well as upgrading its batteries and gyroscopes to extend its life.
Starting in August, Bloomberg reports, NASA will seek bids from aircraft manufacturers to bring their design to life with a full-scale mode, with a budget of nearly $400 million from the space agency to commit to the project over the next five years.
DRI is calling on every government and international donor agency to commit to preventing any new placements in orphanages.
The bigger challenge is to get all donors and agencies to commit to daily reporting.
A spokesman for the Barnado's charity said it had "long campaigned for police and other agencies to commit to tackling child sexual exploitation and we welcome the announcement of extra police resources to this horrific crime".
John D. Wren, the chief executive of Omnicom, which is based in New York, has said it is unwise for ad agencies to commit large amounts of shareholders' money to deals that turn them into technology hopefuls, while Internet companies like Google and Facebook retain the real expertise.
Brennan believes another major hurdle would be to get the different agencies to commit their time.
This will not be possible without political sanctions by the government and the will of the supporting agencies to commit additional resources.
Chesley says the emphasis on multiple diseases "is a signal to the research community that this is an area where the agency plans to commit resources".
