The phrase "agent question" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to inquiries about the actions or roles of an agent in a particular situation or scenario.
Example: "In the context of the story, the agent question revolves around what motivated the protagonist to take such drastic actions."
Alternatives: "agent inquiry" or "agent-related question".
"I consulted with a Senior Legal Advisor here," she wrote, "and we don't think you can have the F.B.I. agent question Walker.
"I consulted with a senior legal adviser here at P.R.A.O. and we don't think you can have the F.B.I. agent question Walker," Ms. Radack wrote in a Dec. 7, 2001, e-mail message that was first published by Newsweek last year and reprinted last week by Mr. Kennedy in written questions to Mr. Chertoff.
As my son was literally banging his head on the wall in the boarding area, I once had the gate agent question why I was asking for early boarding for a child clearly over 5.
In May, a New York cabdriver from Afghanistan was arrested after asking an undercover agent questions about buying enough explosives to blow up a mountain.
"If you were getting a divorce, would you ever use your spouse's attorney?" He added that when buyers ask a seller's agent questions, "they are getting the answer the sellers want them to hear".
He said he was blindfolded and hooded and driven to a nearby police station where a Pakistani agent questioned him for just 15 minutes before he brought out a hard rubber paddle and a bamboo stick.
When Dutch goalkeeper Ronald Waterreus negotiated his contract to join Rangers, in 2005, his agent questioned the tax scheme.
Ask your real estate agent and mortgage agent questions.
"I mean, how many ways can I answer the free-agent question?" James said last November.
Some real estate agents question whether the new crossbreeds are true town houses.
The agents question Ephesian, who states that there is no member of the temple named Sidney.
