The phrase "agent has lived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the duration of time that an agent has existed or been active in a particular context.
Example: "The agent has lived in the city for over a decade, gaining valuable insights into the local culture."
Alternatives: "the agent has resided" or "the agent has existed".
A series of happy accidents led me to Merrion Charles, a British expat who works as a luxury travel agent and has lived in Cotto for years.
"We've seen a lot of change," said David Petzold, a retired real estate agent who has lived in Lake Harmony since 1964.
"We don't have a dry cleaners here, either," Joy Luongo, a real-estate agent who has lived in Bridgewater for 10 years, said, laughing.
Manie Barron, 52, a literary agent who has lived in Lenox Terrace for five years, said: "I don't think he should leave his apartment.
"The dream was surfacing," said Deborah M. Collins, a real estate agent who has lived in the city for 15 years and vacationed there as a child.
Sandy Brown, a real estate agent who has lived here for 21 years, describes Hopewell as the kind of place where your neighbors look out for your kids.
"Six months ago, you might get one out of 20 houses with a multiple offer," said Kevin Williamson, a real estate agent who has lived in Lehigh Acres for 22 years.
"Because of the forest, we'll never have the urban sprawl that happened at Park City and Vail," said Sue O'Brien, a real estate agent who has lived in Mammoth Lakes since 1991.
"A community can be the victim or be pro-active," said Betsy L. Bretz, the chairwoman of LabQuest and a longtime real estate agent who has lived in a single-family home directly behind the federal site for 36 years.
Pat McDaniel Cohen, a real estate agent who has lived in the tower since 1970 and does 95percentt of her business there, said the phones slowed so much after Sept. 11 that she took a sabbatical to visit her daughter in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
