The phrase "agent deploy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to software, technology, or operations where an agent (such as a software agent or a person) is being deployed for a specific task or function.
Example: "The team decided to agent deploy the new software to enhance system performance."
Alternatives: "agent rollout" or "agent implementation".
Along with the prelate, a financial broker and a military police agent deployed to the Italian Secret Service were arrested after an investigation that developed out of a broader three-year inquiry into the Vatican Bank.
Push-based monitoring consists of the application (or a cloud monitoring agent deployed with the application) being the one responsible for sending messages to the measuring controller, when necessary.
Each individual user is represented by a personal software agent, deployed in the cloud, where it collaborates on distributed computations without loss of privacy, including with respect to the cloud service providers.
Some agents deploy an existing performance test-bed generation tool to run realistic loading tests on these components.
Neither time did agents breach Customs and Border Protection policy, according to a board set up this year to provide accountability and oversight for how agents deploy force in their often dangerous border confrontations.
(There are even agents deployed to take a bullet for Newt Gingrich).
"We still don't see things easing up," said Filomena Muncipinto, rental manager for First Choice Real Estate in Fresh Meadows, which has 70 agents deployed throughout Queens.
All Republicans support tougher border enforcement, which usually means things like adding federal agents, deploying surveillance drones, and using biometrics to track immigrants.
Unlike undercover officers who penetrate serious criminal gangs, typically for no more than a few weeks or months, agents deployed in protest organisations are authorised to spend years living double lives as campaigners.
