The phrase "agent analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or examining the actions, behaviors, or roles of agents, often in fields like business, psychology, or artificial intelligence.
Example: "The agent analysis revealed key insights into the decision-making processes of the participants."
Alternatives: "agent evaluation" or "agent assessment".
Four methods for agent analysis are presented.
In the following, the results of the release agent analysis are presented.
With its own "agent analysis" tool, space syntax does not actually measure the interactions among agents, but provides fast feedback between geometric elements and their accessibility value within a grid of cells.
When a tissue is perfused with an ultrasound contrast agent, analysis of grayscale images collected over an appropriate duration of time permits creation of time intensity curves for a chosen region of interest.
The ontology [ 17] is responsible of mapping concerned data from organization agents to analysis agents.
Given the limitations of single agent biomarker analysis (CgA), we developed a multi-transcript (n = 51 gene) molecular signature for PCR-blood analysis based on specific neuroendocrine tumor cell transcripts identified by mathematical analysis of 15 NET tissue microarrays [ 4].
Those clients will have the benefit of nonpublic information, or at least of their agent's analysis of what it means.
The agent speed analysis is used to compare the performance of various exits.
The agent of analysis used on those papers is vehicle trip activity based as opposed to individual activity that relates to attitudinal behaviours that may effect changes in freight trip demand as this paper attempt to address.
Such a nanocomposite not only could be used in the catalytic field but also has been widely applied in antibacterial agent, electrochemical analysis, surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS), and so on[24 31].
One FBI report dated November 3, 2009 contained an FBI agent's analysis of Khan's "radicalization".
