The phrase "agent for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an agent related to a specific situation or condition.
Example: "The agent for which the contract was signed must fulfill all obligations outlined in the agreement."
Alternatives: "agent pertaining to" or "agent associated with".
The seagull is not merely an object in the world but an agent for which things appear as nourishing or damaging, appealing or threatening.
He devotes many pages to arguing that Ramzi Yousef, who staged the first bombing at the World Trade Center in 1993, is an Iraqi agent, for which there is no public evidence.
The owner of record of a patent, or its agent, for which an interim extension has been granted under subparagraph (B), may apply for not more than 4 subsequent interim extensions under this paragraph, except that, in the case of a patent subject to subsection (g)(6)(C), the owner of record of the patent, or its agent, may apply for only 1 subsequent interim extension under this paragraph.
Additional data was collected for the control sample and after exposure to 3.5% w/v hydrogen peroxide, an agent for which B. pumilus SAFR-032 has resistance (Link et al. 2004; Gioia et al. 2007).
Related to this, our results can also be interpreted as revealed preference evidence against the existence of a representative agent.14 If the conditions for linear exact aggregation are satisfied, then there exists a representative agent for which the aggregate demand can be modelled as the outcome of rational, maximising behaviour given prices and aggregate income.
Tricin is an agent for which hardly any pharmaceutical information exists.
With hemorrhagic fevers like Ebola, you've got lethal agents for which there's very little, if any, therapy.
However, glucocorticosteroids and antibiotics represent powerful pharmaceutical agents for which we have little knowledge regarding patient exposure and absorption.
We identify one class of agents for which a static linear protocol can be designed, which is named squared-down passifiable via input feedforward.
Air pollutant means any airborne agent or combination of agents for which the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) has established, under section 109 of the Clean Air Act, national primary or secondary ambient air quality standards.
Another major advance in the care of brain metastases has been the advent of new immunotherapeutic agents, for which initial studies have shown intracranial activity.
