The phrase "commercial agencies" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to companies or organizations that provide services related to commercial transactions or business activities. Example: "The company has hired several commercial agencies to handle their advertising, marketing, and branding strategies."
The commercial agencies will argue they have improved the quality of foster care.
The change has already seen complaints that UK diplomatic missions have been reduced to commercial agencies to drum up business.
These days, many ethnographers float freely between academia and business, holding down academic posts while consulting for commercial agencies.
Antwerp's complex of harbour and industrial activities is served by many commercial agencies, commission agents, import and export firms, banking establishments, insurance companies, road-transport enterprises, and railways.
Although its Main Street is lined with motels and inns, Fort Bragg also abounds in "vacation rentals," private homes rented by absent owners through commercial agencies.
A Google search turned up commercial agencies, like Dynamy and whereyouheaded.com, that promised, for a fee, to design the perfect program.
Her mother is the owner of the Gulfland Real Estate Company, a residential and commercial agency, also in Houston.
Jordan McGrath was largely a commercial agency, however; at its peak, in the 1990s, it booked $500 million a year.
So the options are to sell the archive to a commercial agency or to keep it in the context of an educational charity (public or private).
DR. HORN: How did the relations taken up by the Soviet Russian commercial agency in Berlin with your Minister Schnurre develop?
Unfortunately, communication and media applications are often investigated by means of short-term research funded by a commercial agency or a client who wants results and who may well have little interest in appropriate experimental design or scientific rigor.
