The phrase "adopted agent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal, business, or organizational settings where an agent has been designated or accepted for a specific role or responsibility.
Example: "The company has appointed an adopted agent to handle all communications with the regulatory authorities."
Alternatives: "designated agent" or "appointed agent".
From June 2005 to July 2007, 162 patients were randomly assigned to receive temsirolimus at 2 doses (175 mg/wk for 3 weeks and then 75 mg or 25 mg/week) or a treatment chosen by the single investigator among the most frequently adopted agents for the treatment of relapsed MCL (gemcitabine, fludarabine, chlorambucil, cladribine, etoposide, thalidomide, vinblastine, alemtuzumab, lenalidomide).
We model the negotiation process among the SC actors by adopting agent-based simulation.
The DTPO Platform adopts agent-based travel demand model, which can depict the real world better so as to replace the conventional travel demand models.
Taking one step further, online auction e-marketplace adopted software agent technology in the bidding process.
Gynecologists who prescribe matrix-type patches for hormonal replacement and contraception, have promptly adopted this agent.
However, the extent of peroxide diffusion was described to be not correlated with the concentration of the adopted bleaching agent [ 21].
Most of the victims were employed teaching Japanese to spies, while older abductees were rumoured to have been killed and their identities adopted by agents working inside Japan.
To tackle these complex problems, some researchers have adopted the agent-based modeling approach.
The market started to change when Open Home Pro turned up as a mobile app for realtors five years ago and has been adopted by agents.
Norcross also proposes an indirect form of consequentialism, one where the decision procedure consciously adopted by agents isn't the same as theory itself.
