The phrase "agency agent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an individual who acts on behalf of an agency or organization.
Example: "The agency agent was responsible for negotiating the contract on behalf of the client."
Alternatives: "representative of the agency" or "agent of the agency".
"After 9/11, all those agencies are focused on homeland security," said one environmental agency agent who spoke on the condition of anonymity, citing a fear of retribution.
This involved Murphy meeting an SVR (Russian foreign intelligence agency) agent outside a bookshop on a quiet street just south of Rome's city centre.
We used a 2 × 2 design with two levels of agency (agent or avatar) and two levels of behavioral realism (showing feedback behavior versus showing no behavior).
At real estate agencies, "agents used to check the computer once a day," said Anne Kearns, manager of the Prudential Fox & Roach office in Princeton.
Simon Ensor of the Sherry Fitzgerald real estate agency, the agent responsible for the sale of Walford and now representing Coolbeg, hopes the house will be one of the sales.
"He's obviously bigger than any agency or agent who could handle him," Baker says.
After all, on any realistic account of epistemic agency, the agent is likely to consider (albeit inadvertantly) worlds in which the laws of logic do not hold.
The political demand to be permitted to govern ourselves is grounded in the metaphysics of agency: any agent who faces the task of "making up her mind" has the authority to determine how she will act.
The additional Border Patrol agents would give the agency 21,000 agents.
In the specific enforcement model, there is one harmful act agents can take, and the enforcement agency monitors agents, detects violators with some probability, and fines them.
By March 2008 the new agency, United Agents, had opened its doors and Pat was working there.
