The phrase "agent review" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the process of evaluating a person or agency responsible for carrying out a task or representing someone's interests. Example: The company's board of directors conducted an agent review to assess the performance and effectiveness of their advertising agency.
"I read it three times to myself, saying 'This has got to be a joke,' " said Susan Ruttner, a senior vice president of Halstead Property who, as the seller's agent, reviewed the board package before it was submitted.
We claimed that publishing agent reviews had sent conversion through the roof.
Zillow has been featuring agent reviews on its site since 2010, but using this new tool, agents can now highlight their own areas of expertise and local knowledge.
Competitors Zillow and Redfin also have agent reviews and listings, but Trulia representatives said they are working on making their directory more detailed than others.
Investigator Timothy Crabtree, a former Army special agent, reviewed the agency's salary claims and found that full-time employees could identify only 6 of 28 temps named.
Arielle: If the contract is written by an attorney, and the author's agent reviews the contract, shouldn't that be enough?
An FBI agent reviewed a popular 1951 book about the nature of mass movements in an attempt to figure out how a young blogger who published incendiary posts about violent jihad became "radicalized," according to hundreds of pages of new FBI files obtained by VICE News.
No guideline was possible for any anesthetic agent reviewed due to inadequate evidence.
Several lines of evidence indicate that exogenous NE is a potent arousal-promoting agent (reviewed in Berridge et al., 2012).
Most of the toxicities observed were consistent with those expected when using docetaxel as single agent (reviewed in Montero et al, 2005).
