The phrase "agent station" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to communication, transportation, or service industries where an agent operates from a specific location or facility.
Example: "The travel agency has set up an agent station at the airport to assist travelers with their bookings."
Alternatives: "agent hub" or "agent office".
Her father retired as a C.I.A. agent stationed in Austria.
When the Soviet Union collapsed, Putin was a KGB agent stationed in East Germany.
"They're the last ones to have lifetime Secret Service protection," one agent stationed in the lobby said of the Clintons.
RENDITION Gavin Hood's drama is centered on Douglas Freeman (Jake Gyllenhaal), a C.I.A. agent stationed in North Africa, who becomes the reluctant overseer of a clandestine interrogation.
The American Civil Liberties Union recently revealed the contents of a confidential e-mail written by an F.B.I. agent stationed in Guantánamo to his superiors.
An agent stationed upstairs apparently responded to the shooting, but was ordered to stand down by a supervisor who said no shots were fired.
At 4 A.M. on New Year's Day, David Atlee Phillips, a C.I.A. agent stationed in Havana, was standing outside his home there, drinking champagne, when he looked up and saw a speck of light — an airplane — receding into the sky.
His character is a rogue C.I.A. agent stationed in Mexico: if his disguises, which include a prosthetic, spoon-clutching extra arm, didn't tip you off, then his T-shirt emblazoned with C.I.A. in large letters might.
One Cuban agent stationed on Key West persuaded his handlers to let him move in with his girlfriend, a massage therapist, after arguing that he would save on expenses.
A Border Patrol agent stationed at Falfurrias pleaded guilty in Federal District Court in Houston to four felonies, including selling government identification documents to immigrants and assisting in the smuggling of cocaine.
