The phrase "auxiliary agencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to supporting organizations or entities that assist in carrying out specific functions or services, often in a governmental or institutional context.
Example: "The government collaborates with various auxiliary agencies to ensure effective implementation of public health initiatives."
Alternatives: "supporting organizations" or "supplementary agencies".
Instead, Genachowski grounded the rules in what is called in legal jargon the agency's "auxiliary authority".
Instead, Genachowski grounded the rules in what is called — in legal jargon — the agency's "auxiliary authority".
It has been shown here that 18 industries showed negative NII changes in 2004 and 2005, for example, fishing, mining and quarrying, certain manufacturing industries, electricity, air transport, support and auxiliary transport activities and travel agencies, and telecommunications.
As concerns vertical integrations, almost all investments (91%) refer to the 63 NACE sub-industry ("supporting and auxiliary transport activities of travel agencies") (Fig. 2), particularly the forwarders (41% Fig. 3); they have mainly been undertaken by maritime MNE (44%) and railways investors (13%).
Furthermore, four industries, namely (1) support and auxiliary transport activities and travel agencies, (2) telecommunications, (3) other professional, scientific, and technical services, and (4) broadcasting, are included in the third-quadrant group in 2004 as listed in Table 12, which means that both of their power indices are very small.
Jean is currently a member of the board of the Climate Disclosure Standards Board CDSBB) and a member of the Auxiliary for the East Bay Agency for Children (EBAC).
Xinhua news agency reports that two auxiliary police officers died in Saturday's clashes in Bachu county's Serikbuya, near the city of Kashgar.
To reconstruct a veteran's service records, NPRC Director Scott Levins told VICE that technicians reach out to other government agencies and veteran groups for auxiliary records or other proof of service.
In the end, it was the agency's failure to establish a robust auxiliary population and the tendency of the central California otters to migrate southward regardless of the zone's limits that prompted the agency to begin rethinking its policy.
