The phrase "agent issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to problems or concerns associated with an agent, such as in business, technology, or legal discussions.
Example: "The team is currently addressing several agent issues that have arisen during the implementation of the new software."
Alternatives: "agent concerns" or "agent problems".
During a summer when agent issues have provided the dominant story line in college football, Wesley's new role has generated some buzz on the summer basketball circuit.
The first agent issues a request to the second, which then performs a computationally expensive task, and replies with the result.
A user or software agent issues an query to locate a resource or obtain state and the Astrolabe deployment rapidly propagates the query through a peer to peer overly, aggregates results and returns a complete result.
The mechanism employs an item bidding interface, where every agent issues a separate bid for the inclusion of each distinct item in the outcome; the k items with the highest sums of bids are then chosen.
Principal agent issues in the hospital can be understood from this perspective.
This latter reasoning does not imply that principal agent issues do not arise between hospitals and patients.
At check-in an agent issued a paper boarding coupon, the first sign of cost-cutting.
Within minutes, Beckham's agent issued a statement via the BBC.
Strahan, silent during the absence except through his agent, issued a letter to fans, refuting such insinuations.
This, writes Jeff Schultz of the Atlanta Journal Constitution, is causing the coaches to suddenly get religion on the agent issue.
The city's aggressiveness in ticketing has not gone unnoticed in neighborhoods like Riverdale, in the Bronx, where a dozen residents claim a traffic agent issued them phony double-parking tickets.
