The phrase "agent heading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to navigation, programming, or any situation where an agent or entity is directed or guided by a specific heading or course.
Example: "The drone's agent heading was set to 45 degrees to ensure it reached the designated waypoint."
Alternatives: "agent direction" or "agent course".
Mr. Elkins started out in the mailroom at William Morris in New York and quickly rose to become a top agent, heading the company's theatrical division.
In July of 1973, the special agent heading the investigation in Washington filed a report regarding the possible indictment of a new "prime suspect".
According to an affidavit by Robert Pertuso, the Detroit F.B.I. agent heading the investigation, the men told him that they had lived in the apartment for only two weeks and that Mr. Marabh may have lived there earlier.
Grove, the former F.B.I. agent, headed security for the Sands Macao in its early years.
During a shooting spree in a bank, Zits is shot in the head by a guard, whereupon his adolescent soul vacates his corpse, resurfacing in the brawny frame of a racist F.B.I. agent headed for a 1975 meeting with a pair of celebrated Indian activists in Red River, Idaho.
"I picture planes full of F.B.I. agents heading to San Jose right now".
Here's a look at the top free agents heading into the start of the new league year Wednesday, with a prediction for where each player will land.
Surprised, two agents head off with Morella to get the gun from his nearby house.
The two agents headed upstairs to make the apprehension, and the remaining loss-prevention team crowded around the monitor.
Do it, a party group set up to encourage young women candidates and agents, heads its literature Girls - get approved now.
Instead, we get such a callous product that when the team of F.B.I. agents, headed by Connie Nielsen, joins the chase, they just start firing right into the crowds.
