The phrase "agent will not be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the status or role of an agent in a particular situation or scenario.
Example: "The agent will not be available for the meeting due to a scheduling conflict."
Alternatives: "agent won't be" or "agent is not going to be".
But Collins, a free agent, will not be able to play until next season, and he will have to find a team to sign with.
With Washington quarterback Brad Johnson on the market as a free agent -- he and Billick worked together in Minnesota, where Billick spent five years as offensive coordinator -- it is possible that Dilfer, who is also a free agent, will not be back.
After all, your Web 3.0 travel agent will not be a "person" but a "bot," or intelligent agent.
In the seventh simulation, the agent does not aggregate the prior awareness to the retrospective awareness and therefore the agent will not be consciously able to communicate the conflict or mismatch.
The feet are poor placements for inter-agent ranging devices and preferably inertial sensors are used on both feet, meaning that the sensors of an individual agent will not be collocated.
If a break occurs in any of the first 3 steps of this surveillance chain, the causative agent will not be laboratory confirmed (underdiagnosis).
Squadrons of enforcement agents will not be swooping down on all-night diners, or bursting through the swinging doors of saloons armed with ashtrays.
Patrols made up of state law enforcement officers, civil protection officials and federal immigration agents will not be empowered to detain immigrants headed across the desert.
However, paid tax preparers are unregulated in many states, unless they are also lawyers, certified public accountants or enrolled agents who represent taxpayers before the I.R.S. Lawyers, certified public accountants and enrolled agents will not be affected by the new regulations.
