The phrase "agent concerned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific agent or representative who is involved in a particular matter or issue.
Example: "The agent concerned will provide further details regarding the case."
Alternatives: "involved agent" or "relevant agent".
The current MI6 chief, Sir John Sawers, noted that a police inquiry into the Bagram airbase allegations had exonerated the agent concerned.
If some particular outcome is fated, then it seems that the agent concerned could not be morally responsible for that outcome.
Practical reasoning, reasoning about what actions should be chosen, is highly dependent both on the individual values of the agent concerned and on what others choose to do.
Greco could respond to this sort of case by either claiming that, despite first appearances, the agent concerned does not have knowledge, or else claiming that she does have knowledge but that, on closer inspection, this is a genuine cognitive achievement after all.
It would seem that this might be premature wherein the agent concerned targets the androgen receptor as opposed to functioning independently of it.
The Department of Justice unsealed two affidavits by a federal agent concerning people involved with performance-enhancing drugs in baseball, identifying seven more current or former major and minor league players, including the home run slugger Sammy Sosa, who may have used the drugs.
The variable x represents the view and/or inclination of an agent concerning the topic described by the common medium, while A is the particular position actually represented by the medium.
Bronfman's objection begins with the observation that, for any specific advice that one might give to a non-probabilistic agent concerning which credence function she should adopt in favour of her own, there will be inaccuracy measures that satisfy Joyce's conditions, but don't sanction this advice; indeed, there will be inaccuracy measures relative to which that advice is very bad.
For example, a financial power of attorney allows the agent to make decisions regarding the principal's finances, but does not necessarily grant power to the agent concerning health care decisions.
The playwriting residencies have provoked some private grumbling among a few theater executives and playwrights' agents, concerned that Signature is hoarding the talent.
All three clubs and the agents concerned have emphasised to the Guardian that the deals were reported to the FA exactly as they happened and the correct tax was paid.
