The phrase "agent for goods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to commerce, logistics, or legal agreements where a representative is acting on behalf of a party in transactions involving goods.
Example: "The company appointed an agent for goods to facilitate the import and export process."
Alternatives: "representative for merchandise" or "broker for products".
"But John McCain's record as a reformer — and as an agent for good government — stands second to none.
For Wharton, beauty was something intrinsic, an agent for good or evil: a woman either had it or did not, and God help her if she did.
Instead of our designers prototyping the same "change agent for good" projects over and over again, and then wondering why they don't get implemented at scale, perhaps we should resolve that design is not some magic answer.
In the most famous case, America's tax breaks allow it in effect to hire the world's most successful businessman, Bill Gates, as its agent for good works, buying the public the benefit of his acumen.Faith and hope, tooThe Gates Foundation spends on causes widely agreed to be good, and supported by the public purse through other means.
The fact that the Carter Center can legitimately claim to have mediated successfully in a clutch of armed conflicts and to have all but rid the world of the hideous Guinea worm disease - there were 3.6m cases of it when the Center started work and just 5,000 now - only reinforces the image of a tireless agent for good, even, in one journalist's description, a "living saint".
He also determined that he'd rather become known in tech circles as an agent for good, and he seems to be working toward that end with StdLib, his roughly two-year-old startup that abstracts away infrastructure using "serverless" architecture, allowing developers to write everything from simple functions to complex business logic, then deploy their code as scalable, fully documented web APIs.
"Carmen Sandiego" Season 1 ― Gina Rodriguez voices Carmen Sandiego, a character that trains to be evil but then decides to be an agent for good instead.
As CEO – Chief "Engagement" Officer – Judah's expertise in architecting social movements and people strategies that link the creation of meaning, inspiration and purpose for employees with building stronger, more responsible companies and sensational brands have made him an influential change agent for good.
In my reading of Watchman, Atticus is simply much less of a comic book hero than we might otherwise have made him out to be, and more of a real life agent for good whose stances and actions suggest moral and political questions that we need to think over carefully, as fellow citizens in a world that needs many forms of healing.
Long promises at the outset that the book will demonstrate that "the agents for good and evil, in New York especially, are symbiotic".
"I've heard people say recently that mental health's really sexy, and I think some gallerists and agents, for good or bad, have picked up on it".
