The phrase "agent gained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, gaming, or any scenario where an agent (a person or entity) has acquired something, such as skills, resources, or advantages.
Example: "After completing the training program, the agent gained valuable insights into negotiation tactics."
Alternatives: "agent acquired" or "agent obtained".
The bombing, in which a Jordanian double agent gained access to the CIA base and killed seven officers and contractors, was the deadliest single blow against the agency in a quarter-century.
Mohamed Nur, 25, a community youth worker from north London, claims he was threatened by the Security Service after an agent gained access to his home accompanied by a police officer posing as a postman.
Probenecid, an old uricosuric agent, gained popularity transiently in the past, but has fallen out of favor due to the dosing schedule, concerns about urolithiasis and reduced efficacy in the presence of azotemia [ 29].
An agent gains "stats" for serving subpoenas, national security letters for records, executing search warrants, contacting confidential sources, etc., whether or not any relevant evidence is obtained via this "work" and whether or not it leads to prosecution or preventing a crime.
From that arrest, U.S. federal agents gained information that enabled them to map the upper reaches of the Sinaloa cartel.
Over time, as American agents gained the confidence of the Juarez traffickers, they were contracted to broker millions of dollars in drug proceeds from sales in Chicago, Miami, Houston, New York and Los Angeles, Customs officials said.
This study found that women and men offenders prescribed antidepressant or antipsychotic agents gained weight during their incarceration.
In regard to race, African American patients diagnosed with schizophrenia and prescribed antipsychotic agents gained significantly greater weight compared to White peers (Chan et al. 2013; Krakowski et al. 2009; Stauffer et al. 2010).
Antidepressants studies, particularly ones investigating serotonin re-uptake inhibitors, found that women who were prescribed these agents gained more weight and were more likely to be obese or to experience metabolic dysregulation compared to men (Bet et al. 2013; Grundy et al. 2014; Keers & Aitchison 2010; Noordam et al. 2015).
"We can help change agents gain access to and share information through the Internet and mobile phones, so that they can communicate and organize," Clinton declared.
It's a win/win: Consolidators offload their tickets without dealing directly with clients, and travel agents gain access to rock-bottom fares.
