The phrase "agent type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as software development, artificial intelligence, or any field where different categories or classifications of agents are discussed.
Example: "In our system, we categorize users based on their agent type to tailor the experience accordingly."
Alternatives: "agent category" or "agent classification".
"And a man, even a secret agent type, does not leave his private parts at home when he travels".
Factors varied include the cleaning agent type and concentration, the flow rate and the protein concentration.
You really don't want an entertainment-media complex agent type, nor a former newspaper or TV executive, nor a talk-the-talk nerd.
The men especially fit the estate agent type: early 20s, suits and spiky birds-nest hair that says they are in touch with their inner boy band.
Sol-gel analysis verified that crosslinking had occurred and that crosslinking varied with vulcanizing agent type and concentration.
Product-brokering agent is employed as a practical agent type to demonstrate our design and Java-based implementation.
Considering the genotypic diversity (6 ) and mixed genotype infection of the agent, type-specific primers require redesign for type designation and subsequent sequencing is recommended for verification.
Ferentz said most of his players are "mutts," like the "sixth- and seventh-round draft choices, free-agent type guys" on the fringes of rosters in the National Football League.
To evaluate the influence on the compressive strength, SCCs as powder type, combination type and viscosity-agent type in the strength classes between C20/25 and C70/85 were designed and exposed to heat treatment with different maximum temperatures.
(2) Conclusion 1 holds as well in connection with programs of the principal-agent type such that P q), q and θ are one-dimensional.
This stochastic automaton allows multi-agent type of simulations that admit dynamical (temporal and spatial) analyses of the system and also tolerates very small concentrations of molecules.
