"governmental entity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a public organization or agency funded by the government. For example: "The governmental entity is responsible for maintaining public roads."
In 1997, we became an independent governmental entity, but we don't have taxing authority.
This is the second lawsuit from a governmental entity that names former Lehman executives as defendants.
It's hard to imagine how any governmental entity can look out over the landscape and see the abuses happening".
Unfortunately, no governmental entity has dealt with the predictable urban-like challenges that have been reshaping Long Island.
The army is the most trusted governmental entity, and is currently leading more than 60percentt of joint military operations.
Neither the Supreme Court nor any other governmental entity is so powerful that it can keep God outside any walls or prevent people from praying.
Florida farmed Hardest Hit out to the FHFC, a quasi-governmental entity largely involved in promoting homeownership.
Mr. Politis is suing the Czech Export Bank, a quasi-governmental entity, over a $1.3 million investment he made in a door company.
Deferred maintenance, low levels of federal funding, immense debt and competition with airlines have all taken their toll since the quasi-governmental entity was organised in 1971.
"Hopkins is considered a top customer of the Baltimore Development Corporation for economic development in the city," said Jay Brodie, president of the quasi-governmental entity that promotes development.
That is partly because the Red Cross is the only "treaty obligation organization" chartered under Title 36 of the United States Code, a designation its officials have used to portray themselves as a kind of quasi-governmental entity.
