"represent agency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea of a person or organization being a representative for another person or organization. For example, "The local government tasked me to represent their agency at the United Nations Climate Change Summit."
[C6.] Competing Views on Tobacco Ruling A Supreme Court ruling that overturned efforts by Massachusetts to limit tobacco ads is being hailed by the trade associations that represent agencies and major marketers.
The new blue lines, also absent from figure 1, represent agencies bypassing GDSs and booking directly from airlines Many of the red lines, representing usage of traditional distribution systems, have been eliminated.
John O'Grady, the president of the union that represents agency workers, said, "We're partners with states, tribes, municipalities.
371, the union that represents agency employees, said, "What the Brooklyn D.A. has done is indicted our whole profession".
Later, acting as his own lawyer, he filed several suits against the agency, his supervisor there and the National Treasury Employees Union, which represents agency workers.
Later, acting as his own lawyer, he filed several suits against the I.R.S., his supervisor there and the National Treasury Employees Union, which represents agency workers.
This issue, and the general issue of representing agency in deontic logic has been much discussed, and continues to be an area of active concern.
Until recently, most researchers agreed that there was little evidence to support the claim that nonhuman primates represented agency, goals, attention or the like (Povinelli 2000; Tomasello & Call 1997).
Nicole Cantello, vice president at AFGE Local 704, a union representing agency employees in Region 5, which includes Midwestern states, described the reaction at the Chicago EPA office as "a wave of cheers that went on down the cubicles as people heard".
