The phrase "agent appointments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scheduling or designating individuals as agents for a specific purpose, such as in business or legal settings.
Example: "The company has several agent appointments scheduled for next week to discuss new partnerships."
Alternatives: "agent assignments" or "agent designations".
They would contact an agent, arrange an appointment and soon receive word that the place was already rented.
Winnemucca for a time was an interpreter for the reservation agent, but the appointment of a new and unsympathetic agent in 1876 ended her service as well as a period of relative quiet on the reservation.
The Nestio app gives you a little bar where you can note if you've contacted the agent, scheduled an appointment and seen the apartment.
If you suspect your doctor may not know about a specific CAM therapy that interests you, bring information about the method or agent to your appointment, so that your doctor can evaluate it with you.
After eight years of chaotic change under President Boris N. Yeltsin, former KGB agent Putin's appointment as acting president on New Year's Eve 1999 took the country and the world by surprise.
And how the Conservative candidate's agent met Ronnie by appointment in a private place and, fearing that Ronnie was going to split the vote in Labour's favor, warned him that the Tories would leak his prison record and one or two other tidbits about him if he didn't stand down, which Ronnie, after consulting a plenary session of the Court, of which I was an ex-officio member, refused to do.
My assistant called the agent and made an appointment to meet her at the apartment at lunchtime that afternoon.
The family lived for several years on the British mainland in Whitehaven before the father's appointment as agent for the Duke of Atholl's Manx properties brought them back to Douglas.
In most proposed sales, appraisers call real estate agents for an appointment to view the property.
Legislation passed this month will reduce the "average" caseloads for parole agents to 45, from 70, and nonviolent, less serious offenders will no longer be returned to prison for administrative infractions like missing counseling appointments, ditching parole agent visits or failing drug tests.
