The phrase "agent linking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to linguistics, psychology, or computer science, particularly when discussing the relationship between agents and actions or events.
Example: "In the study of syntax, agent linking is crucial for understanding how subjects are assigned roles in a sentence."
Alternatives: "agent connection" or "agent association".
This helped a customs intelligence agent link the name given by Abu Zubaydah to "an Arab alias not mentioned by the detainee," the official said.
So far, there is no evidence of anthrax or any other biological agent linked to terrorism in New York, the authorities said.
In "Homeland," at 10, an undercover agent linked to a Saudi prince who may be financing terrorist activities offers Carrie (Claire Danes) some tantalizing electronic evidence.
WASHINGTON — Jim Murray, a sports agent linked to conversations with the personal trainer Brian McNamee about Roger Clemens and performance-enhancing drugs, spoke Thursday to lawyers for the House oversight committee at a closed-door interview that lasted more than three hours.
In particular, the probability that an agent links with (or observes) an agent with out-degree d is equal to begin{aligned} frac{1}{langle d^{alpha }rangle _{P}}d^{alpha }P d), end{aligned}where (langle d^{alpha }rangle _{P}=sum _{d}d^{alpha }P d)).
A flavoring agent linked to a potentially fatal respiratory disease, diacetyl was found to be present in as many as 74.2percentt of sweet e-liquids in 2014.
A flavouring agent linked to a potentially fatal respiratory disease, diacetyl was found to be present in as many as 74.2percentt of sweet e-liquids in 2014.
Approximately 660,000 new cases of gastric cancer per year are attributable to H. pylori, making this pathogen the most common infectious agent linked to malignancy.
The history of research on the agents of spongiform encephalopathies involved numerous false leads in the persistent quest for a conventional virus or an unusual nucleic acid-containing agent linked to these diseases [ 9, 10].
Evidence of polymorphism in the integration of such endogenous viruses, as shown by Marchi et al. [ 30] and studies showing the detection of those sequences in breast cancer, could lead to a new viral agent linked to breast cancer.
