The phrase "agent ordered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an agent has given a command or request for something to be done or provided.
Example: "The agent ordered the necessary supplies to ensure the project could proceed without delays."
Alternatives: "agent instructed" or "agent requested".
Le Carré's breakthrough came with his third novel, (1963), which centered on Alec Leamas, an aging British intelligence agent ordered to discredit an East German official.
His friend Rick Ganaway, an F.B.I. agent, ordered his own pair, with a tan bullhide foot and smooth brown cowhide shaft.
Le Carré's breakthrough came with his third novel, The Spy Who Came In from the Cold (1963), which centred on Alec Leamas, an aging British intelligence agent ordered to discredit an East German official.
PAGE A7 Concern Over Book Lists An agent ordered many copies of a client's book at stores that report to the New York Times best-seller list, fueling concerns about efforts to influence such lists.
David Clohessy, the director of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, the leading organization for victims, was being interviewed by a television crew when a security agent ordered him to the edge of the lobby, increasing the distance between him and a stream of bishops leaving for lunch.
The agent ordered two other families picked up in the raids to deplane as well.
Mr. Dorsey was also accused of accepting bribes, demanding sex from a female bonding agent, ordering deputies to work for his private security company at taxpayer expense and using deputies to run family errands.
Mr. Fayaz's show was taken off the air on Sunday after his television station received a phone call from an intelligence service agent ordering it to stop the broadcast, said Abdul Qadir Mirzai, a spokesman for the station.
According to a senior intelligence officer in the Clinton White House, American agents ordered the kidnapping of Hussein in Malaysia and flew him to Cairo, where he, too, "disappeared".
Russian political opponents don't just live in London, nor can the reach of Russian agents ordered to eliminate dissidents overseas be considered limited to British territory.
Instead, the agents ordered her to place her son in the back seat of a government vehicle, she said later in a sworn declaration to a federal court.
