The phrase "agent industry" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific sector or field related to agents, but without additional context, it is unclear when to use it.
Example: "The agent industry has seen significant growth in recent years, particularly in real estate and travel."
Alternatives: "agency sector" or "agent market".
Usually I might try to defend the agent industry but in McKay's case it is particularly difficult.
Falk despairs over the current state of the agent industry, saying "there's rampant cheating going on" and "the quality of the representation is low".
Rockstar Games, the studio that makes Grand Theft Auto for Take Two, is not under long-term contract and could become a free agent, industry analysts said.
According to those in the travel agent industry, clients like Ms. Griffin are not alone, and are in fact helping to stanch the bloodletting the industry has experienced since the onset of D.I.Y. booking more than a decade ago.
Halftone printing, by which daily tabloids could publish pictures alongside text, increased the public's appetite for news-maker snapshots, which created a need for fresh photographs and new faces each day -- which in turn fostered the publicity agent industry.
At that wisecrack about the travel agent industry's chief beef, there was laughter all around, just like in a normal business meeting.
Colleges, eager to bolster their diversity and expand their international appeal, have rushed to recruit in China, where fierce competition for seats at Chinese universities and an aggressive admissions-agent industry feed a frenzy to land spots on American campuses.
Richter said the travel-agent industry dipped slightly around the time of the recession, which some took to signal that the field would be irrevocably stunted in trying times and because of the Internet.
The authors write that in an effort to bolster "their diversity and expand their international appeal," American colleges "have rushed to recruit in China, where fierce competition for seats at Chinese universities and an aggressive admissions-agent industry feed a frenzy to land spots on American campuses".
Interviews with the informal rental agents, their clients (tenants and landlords) and officials of the Rent Control Department as well as a survey of rental households in the city suggest that apart from its own growth, unemployment is forcing the youth into the informal rental housing agents' industry.
To meet this challenge, the social accounting matrix (SAM), developed by Sir J. Richard N. Stone (1913 1991),2 uses the I O table as a basis to indicate all money exchanges at the same point in time and covers the activities of all economic agents: industry, capital, household, company, government, and the rest of the world (ROW).
