The phrase "agent associated with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person or entity that is linked or connected to a particular task, project, or organization.
Example: "The agent associated with the investigation provided crucial information to the team."
Alternatives: "representative linked to" or "agent connected to".
His wife is Lucianne S. Goldberg, the book agent associated with the Linda R. Tripp tapes.
Elsewhere in the Michael Jordan Steakhouse in Grand Central Terminal were LUCIANNE S. GOLDBERG, the book agent associated with the Linda Tripp tapes during the scandal that led to the impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton ARTHUR SCHLESINGERR, the historian; and WILLIAM J. BRATTON, the former police commissioner.
Sidney Blumenthal, the White House aide and longtime Clinton adviser, and Ann Lewis, Mr. Clinton's communications director, milled around in a gymnasium that also included John Podhoretz, the conservative commentator and New York Post columnist, and Lucianne Goldberg, the book agent associated with the Linda Tripp tapes.
At one side of the bar at Elaine's restaurant on Second Avenue -- yes, the right side, if you were tending bar -- was LUCIANNE S. GOLDBERG, the book agent associated with the Linda Tripp tapes during the scandal that led to the impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton.
That is, among those endowed with m, an agent associated with a set of preferences (R_{1}^{m}) has the lowest preference for health, an agent associated with a set (R_{2}^{m}) the second lowest, etc. and an agent associated with a concern (R_{F}^{m}) has the largest preference for health.
BK polyomavirus (BKV) is an opportunist agent associated with nephropathy (BKVAN) in 1 10% of kidney transplant recipients.
Porphyromonas gingivalis (P. gingivalis) is a major aetiological agent associated with periodontitis, a chronic inflammatory disease affecting tooth-supporting tissues.
All agents associated with a macro action may be interpreted as playing an informing role to the evaluating agent associated with the sub-topic sub-goal agent.
Moreover, Candida albicans remains, in various studies, the most common fungal agent associated with ICI regardless of age (55%), followed by C. parapsilosis (17.5%), C. tropicalis (10%), C glabrata, and krusei (2-32-3%ch) [4].
This net trust value which is the composite trust of attribute importance values and network utility values and the computational trust of the agent associated with the node is derived from application of principles described in Eq. 10.
It relates to various self-referent processes, including appraisals of threat and loss of control across various contexts, negative appraisals of the self as a social agent associated with shyness, and negative or maladaptive metacognitions.
