The phrase "agent in the cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, academic, or analytical contexts when discussing the role of an agent in specific situations or scenarios.
Example: "The agent in the cases presented significant evidence that influenced the jury's decision."
Alternatives: "actor in the situations" or "participant in the cases".
Besides Raiola's confirmation that he is Etienne Capoue's agent, in the cases of three players: Matej Vydra, Valon Behrami and Almen Abdi, the agents reported as having acted only for Watford list the players on their own websites as their clients.
We found no evidence for an infection with the BSE agent in the cases under investigation.
Rather unexpectedly, Cp. pneumoniae was detected only in one sample by PCR, not indicating an important role of this agent in the cases examined here.
And there has been Dennis Aiken, the lead F.B.I. agent in the case, who recently stopped Christopher Nocera, a mayoral aide, on the street to shake his hand.
Mr. Espada said a federal agent in the case was using her jewelry, attire and seating position to influence its outcome.
See § 1.1474-1(a)(3) for rules regarding the reporting obligations of a principal and agent in the case of a payment made by an agent of behalf of a principal.
Mr. Zegas countered by saying that a crucial affidavit executed by a federal agent in the case was unclear about how the agent had learned about aspects of the case.
The ranking F.B.I. agent in the case, Gary M. Bald, stepped forward and firmly declared that the chief's efforts had been "instrumental in our being able to pursue the investigation".
Defense lawyers have attacked the lead F.B.I. special agent in the case, Stanley Ornellas, and an affidavit he filed to get a search warrant for Mr. Pellicano's offices, asserting it was rife with misrepresentations and omissions.
In 2006, the SAC Capital trader, Mathew Martoma, asked Gerson Lehrman to find an expert who knew about an Alzheimer's drug under development, bapineuzumab, according to the affidavit filed by the F.B.I. agent in the case.
"Unlike infectious diseases, for example, which we treat by killing the disease-causing agent, in the case of diseases that come from mutations in our own genes, one has to go into the cells and do surgery on our genomes to fix the root cause.
