The phrase "general agency" is correct and usable in written English.
Generally, it is used to refer to an organization that acts as an agent for a variety of products or services. For example: "I work for a general agency that provides web design services for businesses."
In determining Kelley's status under the FELA, the District Judge apparently relied on general agency principles, rather than on the particular principles of master-servant law.
Since then, it has purchased McCaffrey & McCall, a general agency; the Rowland Company, a public relations firm, and Yankolovich, Skelly & White-Clancy Shulman, a market research company.
He began his political career with the newspaper L'Avenir ("The Future"), founded by the priest Félicité Lamennais in 1830, and the associated General Agency for the Defense of Religious Liberty.
A man, in order to obtain a great circulation of his patent medicine, entered into a contract with a vendor of such articles, giving him a general agency for the sale of the medicine, with 40percentnt discount, and stipulating that he would not supply anybody else at a larger discount than 25percentnt.
"The corporate executive doesn't want to sit with his cigar buddies and hear them say 'I see you have Negro.com Inc. as your general agency.' " Esther Paik Goodhart, a Jewish Korean-American comedian, said that "it almost behooves agencies to take notice of diversity" simply because "America is changing, minute by minute".
Capstone used Mid-Continent General Agency, Inc., to help develop the premium quotations, which latter company used Capstone's information to generate premium pricing.
For now, most of those companies do not sell their own insurance, but operate as general agencies, representing insurers from rival groups on products that C. V. Starr does not yet sell.
Mr. Farren of Frohlich was quick to point out that while the big general agencies have been able to grab some of his people, they haven't gotten any of his clients.
Individuals seeking services do not have a choice of provider but rather seek services from the relevant VR agency in their state, of which there is either one (combined) agency or two (blind and general) agencies.
In 1972 he was working in a Burlington, N.C. office of Penn General Agencies, where he replaced the traditional high-fee structure for placing reinsurance with low fees plus commissions on profits.
The best known is the Reconnaissance General Bureau, an intelligence agency.
