The phrase "agent assistant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or system that assists an agent, often in contexts related to customer service, technology, or business operations.
Example: "The agent assistant provided the necessary information to help resolve the customer's issue quickly."
Alternatives: "agent aide" or "agent support".
An FBI agent will testify that "he didn't sleep at nights because [Young] had talked about torturing and killing an FBI agent," Assistant U.S. Attorney Gordon Kromberg told the judge Tuesday.
A 2007 graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles, he switched his career objective from editor to agent early on, winning internships first at Hotchkiss and Associates and then at Writers House, where he was promoted to junior agent from agent assistant last year.
In this case, the hardware is powered by Sony's own Agent assistant.
Google is adding AI-powered tools to the contact center with agent assistant tools, which can quickly pull in with relevant information, like suggested articles.
During his 31 years with the FBI, he served in Buffalo, N.Y., Cleveland, Mansfield, Ohio, New York, Dallas and FBI Headquarters in Washington D.C., and held such titles as special agent, assistant special agent in charge, section chief and deputy assistant director.
Not every talent agent takes this step, but those agents and agent assistants with the experience and connections who have the desire to work for themselves are candidates to do so.
Studio executives, publicists, agents, assistants and even the journalists who cover them have been hurt by a downturn that has no respect for glamour.
Technologies for adaptive aging include: wireless broadband; biosensors and bodily diagnostics; activity sensors and behavioral diagnostics; information fusion; personal health informatics; ambient displays and actuator networks; agents, assistants, coaches, and companions; adaptive, distributed interfaces; and remote community and collaboration (Dishman et al 2004) (See Table 2).
Clare Utting, agent's assistant As a rule of thumb, definitely not.
Zebley, a former FBI agent and assistant U.S. attorney, was Mueller's chief of staff at the FBI.
Zebley, a former counterterrorism FBI agent and assistant U.S. attorney, appears to have no record of donations, but he once represented Clinton aide Justin Cooper.
