The phrase "agency to exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the authority or capacity to take action or make decisions.
Example: "The organization has the agency to exercise its discretion in determining the eligibility of applicants."
Alternatives: "authority to act" or "power to implement".
In January 2012, Mr. Obama installed Mr. Cordray at the agency when Congress was in recess, a move that the administration described as fulfilling the legal requirement for the agency to exercise the full measure of its powers.
Yet measures of adolescents' capabilities or self-care agency to exercise self-care to cope with dysmenorrhea are limited in the Chinese population.
Beyond these state efforts, watchdog groups and some ex-IRS officials want the federal agency to exercise greater oversight of the booming sector of dark money groups.
The public interest is not served by allowing unaccountable federal agencies to exercise arbitrary and capricious powers, not rationally related to carrying out any legitimate governmental purpose".
Along with theory will come a demand for international agencies to exercise more and more coordination among national economies in order to serve the interests of all countries.
If an agency wants to exercise expansive regulatory authority over some major social or economic activity regulating cigarettes, banning physician-assisted suicide, eliminating telecommunications rate-filing requirements, or regulating greenhouse gas emitters, for example–an ambiguous grant of statutory authority is not enough.
The Korean agency plans to exercise warrants on bonds purchased three years ago, increasing its stake to 51.4percentt from 49percentt.
Under the City Charter, Mr. Bloomberg is allowed to choose a deputy to act as mayor when he is away, and for his second term that has been Ms. Harris, who has the authority to oversee the broad daily operations of the agencies and to exercise emergency powers if necessary.
Experts said the S.E.C. could decide to appeal the case to a higher court or drop the charges altogether instead of going to trial, but they said the agency was unlikely to exercise those options.
According to this view, a being has the capacity to exercise agency just in case it has the capacity to act intentionally, and the exercise of agency consists in the performance of intentional actions and, in many cases, in the performance of unintentional actions (that derive from the performance of intentional actions; see section 2).
THE HAGUE — A little more than a month ago, the European Union got a newly empowered telecommunications regulatory agency with the potential to exercise real clout.
