The phrase "agent supervisor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to job titles or roles within an organization, particularly in fields like customer service or law enforcement.
Example: "The agent supervisor is responsible for overseeing the performance of the agents and ensuring that all protocols are followed."
Alternatives: "supervising agent" or "agent manager".
Sitting at the next table was Sonja Virtanen, a 54-year-old travel agent supervisor.
Her father, Francisco Martinez, lives in San Francisco, where he is a special agent supervisor for the California Justice Department.
Mr. Pickard had experience as an agent, supervisor and executive on both sides of the shop: white-collar crimes and counterterrorism.
Resources Inc., formerly a career F.B.I. agent, supervisor and profiler who originated the Abscam public corruption investigation in Miami as a sting to recover stolen art.
"The bans are working," said David Gross, special agent supervisor with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
Inge Wagner Kit Harriss) – A H.A.R.M. agent supervisor, Inge is an overweight German woman who believes herself to be a great singer, while in reality her vocalizations are terrible and feared among her subordinates.
They are job agents, machine agents and supervisor agent.
She won't discuss her personal view of the death penalty, but her husband, Eric Woodford, a parole-agent supervisor in Oakland, said that executions "devastate her".
But on the day of the meeting, the agents' supervisors canceled it, expressing "concern about American agents meeting with a high-level cartel member like Zambada-Niebla".
The problems with the Absconders Apprehension Initiative are one example of the effect that the staffing shortage is having on the New York office, according to interviews with agents, supervisors and senior I.N.S. officials.
The F.B.I. said in the report that its new procedures laid out a clear line of investigation for counterterrorism agents, supervisors in Washington and immigration officials at the Department of Homeland Security to trace the histories and activities of illegal immigrants.
