The phrase "about which agent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific agent in a discussion or inquiry, often in formal or academic contexts.
Example: "The report discusses the factors affecting the decision-making process about which agent to select for the project."
Alternatives: "regarding which agent" or "concerning which agent".
However, there is concern about which agent would improve the outcome of the patients with severe sepsis and septic shock, especially the comparison between albumin and crystalloid.
A further complication is that many of the agents cross-react, raising uncertainty about which agent was responsible for induction of hypersen-sitivity.
The decision to initiate, switch, or maintain biologic treatment is guided by the SPR recommendations [ 8], which make no formal statement about which agent(s) should be considered as first line option(s).
At the supervision level, it is shown that the decision about which agents should take on what role in the desired tight formation is equivalent with a classical pairing (or task assignment) problem.
In markets where there is a lot of competition (like San Francisco), everybody wants to get access to the best listings, so sellers can be picky about which agents to work with.
Redfin's goal here seems fairly simple: With consumers being able to see how good their agent really is, they'll be able to make fact-based decisions about which agents to use when selling their homes, tailoring a choice to their specific needs.
In the formula for expected utility, a world covers only matters about which the agent cares.
The uncomfortable part of this setup is that acts, too, are just propositions they are ordinary states of affairs about which an agent has both beliefs and desires.
Based on the established aetiology and results of antimicrobial susceptibility testing, patients were informed about which antimicrobial agent should be used for treatment.
The main difference between evolutionary theory and economics is that while economists routinely suppose that the agents in their models are very smart about finding the best strategy - and an economist is always defensive about any model in which agents are assumed to act with less than perfect rationality - evolutionists have no qualms about assuming myopic behavior.
Under the new rules, agents may engage in lengthy physical surveillance, covertly infiltrate lawful groups, or conduct pretext interviews in which agents lie about their identities while questioning a subject's neighbors, friends or work colleagues based merely on a generalized "threat".
