The phrase "agent branch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to organizational structures, particularly in business or governmental settings where different branches or divisions are designated for specific functions or roles.
Example: "The agent branch of the organization is responsible for handling all client inquiries and support."
Alternatives: "representative division" or "agency sector".
The four are splashing out on national TV advertising but, for all its hi-tech, online sheen, Rightmove is all about steering sellers towards their offline local estate agent branch, a far cry from sites that allow vendors to break free of the costly traditional house-selling process.
About 150 homes (worth £15m) will get auctioned beginning on February 11 and auctions will be weekly thereafter – note that less than two homes a week are sold by the average estate agent branch in the UK.
Not even my agent's branch manager held any sway.
China Life, which controls about 45percentt of the country's life insurance market, sells policies through a network of 650,000 agents, 8,000 branches and through 78,000 commercial bank branches and post offices.
The more the branching agent was used, the earlier the branching occurred, and too much higher level of branching agent resulted in gelation.
Wherever in the world money is paid in, Somalilanders can withdraw American dollars within five minutes of funds being deposited via 24,000 agents and branches in 144 countries.
His father retired as a commercial loan agent for a branch of Wachovia Bank in West Covina, Calif.
She adds: "I'd like to believe that the remaining episodes will address some of my concerns, but after discovering I lived for five years with a special branch agent, I've learned to expect the worst".
When he returned from Russia, a Special Branch agent at Harwich reported: "He has the appearance of a communist; but his baggage, which was searched by HM Customs, did not contain any subversive literature".
Lund finds herself juggling two men – a former police academy boyfriend, Mathias Borch, who turns up as a Special Branch agent - and rookie detective, Asbjorn Juncker, whose zeal and intuition reflect the procedural meticulousness she appears to be struggling to maintain.
At every level of his killing, British agents and agencies had a hand: the leader of the UDA group that carried out the killing was a Special Branch agent, as was the man who confessed to being the gunman, and the man who supplied the gun.
