The phrase "agent of disorders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing causes or contributors to various disorders, whether in medical, psychological, or social discussions.
Example: "The study aimed to identify the agent of disorders that affect mental health in adolescents."
Alternatives: "cause of disorders" or "contributor to disorders".
Name another president who was such an eager, audacious agent of disorder.
The mayor decides that Tepper is an agent of disorder, and Ducavelli will not tolerate anything that smacks of disorder.
He becomes something of a folk hero, dispensing sidewalk wisdom à la Chauncey Gardiner, until the city's authoritarian mayor (think Rudolph W. Giuliani) decides Tepper is an agent of disorder.
The Eye's violent aspect defends Ra against the agents of disorder that threaten his rule.
At the end of the 19th century, Roman Dmowski's National Democratic party characterized Poland's Jews and other opponents of Dmowski's party as internal enemies who were behind international conspiracies inimical to Poland and who were agents of disorder, disruption and socialism.
T he cellular prion protein (PrPC) has been extensively investigated since its isoform, the prion, was identified as the causative agent of prion disorders (33).
Porcine enteroviruses (PEV) comprising at least 13 serotypes grouped into three species are described as causative agents of neurological disorders, fertility disorders, and dermal lesions of swine.
Moreover, studies in animals and humans indicate that neural dysconnectivity, resulting from disturbed micro- and macro-circuitry, is another important neurobiological agent of the disorder [ 36].
In particular, it is the oxidative products of α-farnesene that have been suggested to be the causal agent of this disorder, since external application of CTols on the skin of "Granny Smith" apples induced the development of scald-like symptoms [[ 23]].
Porcine picornaviruses comprising at least 23 serotypes grouped into six species were described as causative agents of neurological disorders, reproductive failure, and aphthae-like dermal lesions of swine.
