The phrase "host agency" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts involving partnerships or collaborations, particularly in fields like travel, education, or social services.
Example: "The internship program is coordinated through a host agency that provides support and resources for participants."
Alternatives: "partner organization" or "sponsoring agency".
As the host agency, the Port Authority police sat at the head of the U-shaped array of desks surrounding a large screen that displayed the schedule of the day's arrivals and departures.
We have to ask the question, when there's a problem, who loses their capacity the host agency or the one being hosted?
"While we collected this money as the host agency, it was subsequently remitted to the CACP".
"We received sponsorship from the Canadian Bankers Associationn in 2003 when we were the host agency for the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police CACPP) annual conference," said Theresa Rath, public relations manager for the HRP, in an email.
HMI is also the host agency for the groundbreaking Harvey Milk High School, devoted to serving at-risk youth and founded in 1985 in collaboration with the New York City Department of Education, which administers the school and is responsible for admissions.
WFP is the host agency of REACH through 2014.
KR: is this something that you will always host, agencies might want presentation to be behind the firewall….
AbZ recalled his March discussion of the issue with the Secretary in Sharm al Sheikh and told Holbrooke the UAE is trying to convince its friends to join IRENA and support the UAE's candidacy to host the agency's headquarters in Abu Dhabi (refs A, B, and D).
An EMA spokesperson today declined to discuss the Brexit's implications, but speculation has already begun about which of the remaining 27 member states might host the agency, which has 890 employees.
The I.O.C. hosted the agency's first board meeting and paid for WADA's first two years of existence.
Earlier this month, Mr. Paterson proposed $2 billion in savings, which he would have achieved by reducing funding for a host of agencies and programs, most notably public schools and hospitals.
