The phrase "agent proceeds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, law, or real estate, typically referring to the earnings or profits generated by an agent's actions or transactions.
Example: "The agent proceeds from the sale of the property will be distributed among the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "agent earnings" or "agent profits".
The controlled "immortal" ROP of BBL using the binary catalytic system (BDI Zn(N(SiMe3)2)/BnOH, where the alcohol acts both as co-initiator and chain transfer agent, proceeds smoothly under mild conditions (solution or bulk, 23 90 °C) to produce atactic poly 3-hydroxybutyrate) with moderate to high molar mass.
Following the infectious period, the agent proceeds to the recovered state (R), in which he or she is immune to subsequent infections.
"I actually talked to one of the agents, and the agent proceeded to give Phillip his urine test and left," Dugard said.
How should a rational agent proceed, granting that a decision principle should take account of information that an option provides?
According to Heuser, the agent proceeded to intimidate and bully him into complying with an unreasonable search of his belongings.
Equal amounts of proteins were electrophoretically separated by a 12% SDS gel in the absence of reducing agent proceeded by Western Blotting.
The usual clinical development of chemotherapeutic agents proceeds through three phases of human testing.
As clinical development of the additional anti-FXa-specific anticoagulant reversal agents proceeds, the respective role of each in the management of emergency bleeding events and invasive procedures will be better defined, and it is hoped they will make important contributions to patient care.
They have signed free agents from other teams, signed some of their own free agents, proceeded through the draft and followed up after the draft by sifting through the college players that were not drafted.
Yet, over the following three weeks, F.B.I. agents proceeded unhurriedly with their investigation, on the premise that what they knew of the discovery was not, as one official put it to me, "investigatively significant".
Most transactions through agents proceed smoothly, but complaints from customers who have hit a brick wall trying to get what they paid for have been clogging the Observer's inbox.
