The phrase "agent of peace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person or entity that actively promotes peace and resolves conflicts.
Example: "The diplomat was recognized as an agent of peace for his efforts in mediating the negotiations between the two countries."
Alternatives: "peace advocate" or "peacekeeper".
Now, said the Senator, is the time to put those back on the table and resume talking, with the U.S. acting as a legitimate agent of peace.
The more I come to the Olympics, and this is my 10th, the more I agree with Rogge: the Games are too bloated — though not with sports, as he has maintained, but with self-aggrandizement, the belief in itself as a great global agent of peace.
The FIFA World Cup demonstrates why sport is a powerful agent of peace, and how we can cherish and embrace our rivalries while also treating each other with respect.
President Mubarak has been very efficient during these 30 years to be an agent of peace in the region.
The person, everyone should agree has been an agent of peace and stability in the region, but these people now, youth, these demonstrators, have had enough and they have to get out.
In short, Putin's willingness to assert himself as an agent of peace in the South Caucasus has been vital to defusing the latest round of hostilities in Nagorno-Karabakh.
They can be used as agents of peace, encouraging social interaction, national belonging and diplomacy.
This could be used to evaluate whether women are depicted as agents of peace or violence in other conflicts as well.
France and Russia condemned the fighting on both sides, but Mr Bush promised to work with Israel and other "agents of peace" against Hizbullah.
Unquestioning international cooperation with the Ugandan and Congolese governments has allowed them to appear as agents of peace, security and justice while continuing to commit abuses against their citizens.
