The phrase "agent information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where details or data about an agent, such as a representative or a software agent, are being discussed or requested.
Example: "Please provide the agent information required for the application process."
Alternatives: "agent details" or "agent data".
The affidavit released today provided a remarkably detailed account of his career as a Russian agent, information that seemingly could come only from old K.G.B. files.
In 1991, Sombolay was convicted in a military court of giving a Jordanian intelligence agent information on the build-up for the first Iraq war.
Mr Manning, according to this logic, did more harm than the soldier who gave a Jordanian intelligence agent information on the build-up to the first Iraq war, or the marine who gave the KGB the identities of CIA agents and floorplans of the embassies in Moscow and Vienna.
This paper demonstrates how agent information can also be incorporated into empirical, biophysical land use models.
The EHS comprises intelligent agents: interaction agent, instruction agent, information agent, evaluation agent and log agent.
After exploring the tradeoffs of correcting these vulnerabilities, they found that User Agent information strongly correlates to individual users.
The discovery led sheriff's officials to realize the inmate was serving as an FBI informant, feeding agents information about conditions inside the jail as part of an investigation into claims of beatings and other widespread abuses by deputies.
The rest, the report concluded, "were broken open due to the combination of well-deployed undercover agents, information from citizen or undercover informants and tips from foreign intelligence agencies".
The union hired an outside attorney to investigate the claims about the release of agents' information.
Hikmat Muhammad, 45, said he had been expelled after he would not provide Iraqi intelligence agents information about his neighbors.
LexisNexis has a product called Accurint for Law Enforcement, which gives government agents information about what people do on social networks.
