The phrase "advancing agents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to progress, development, or improvement, often in fields like technology, business, or social change.
Example: "The company is focused on developing advancing agents that will enhance productivity and efficiency in the workplace."
Alternatives: "progressive agents" or "developmental agents".
"On a signal from the presidential advance agents, the Prime Minister, Beazley [Kim Beazley, the Australian ambassador to the US] and Bleich [Jeffrey Bleich, the American ambassador to Australia] alight from their vehicles," it states.
The advancing deicing agent plume releases divalent cations from the till into the groundwater, so that monitoring well samples do not reflect the chemical composition of the road salt.
In retrospect, we should have established a higher threshold of activity in the preclinical study before advancing the agent to clinical development.
It moves beyond the existing work by explicitly simulating the emergence of property prices and their spatial distribution under adaptive price expectations of heterogeneous agents, advancing toward empirical modeling of agent-based land markets.
Hence, there is a need for novel and advanced crystallisation agents with the ability to crystallise proteins that are otherwise challenging.
In some ways, Bang Bang may be an advance agent for Minaj's song Anaconda, which gets its British release in October.
A severely wounded United States Marine (Sam Worthington) gets his chance to walk among them when he's recruited as an "avatar," mentally piloting an alien body as an advance agent of a human invasion.
By E. B. White and Harold Ross The New Yorker, March 19 , 1927P. 17 Anne Nichol's gift of money to Edward P. Weston seems to have been influenced by her press representative, Edward Mullins, once advance agent for Mr. Weston.
The New Yorker, March 19 , 1927P. 17 Anne Nichol's gift of money to Edward P. Weston seems to have been influenced by her press representative, Edward Mullins, once advance agent for Mr. Weston.
The worm (its advance agent, really) checked the specs of its new home and then downloaded the rest of itself onto the device and, had Stephens not locked it down beforehand, would then be ready to participate in all manner of online shenanigans.
