The phrase "agents and technical" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to roles or categories within a specific context, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The team consists of agents and technical specialists who work together to solve complex problems."
Alternatives: "agents and specialists" or "agents and experts".
Glover testified, as did several other confessed members of RNS, along with a number of F.B.I. agents and technical experts.
A deft politician, Mr. Freeh cultivated Republicans who controlled the agency's budget, increasing agency spending to more than $3.4 billion a year and hiring thousands of new agents and technical personnel.
"All institutions -- even great ones like the Federal Bureau of Investigation -- have problems," Mr. Ashcroft said in his speech to about 500 F.B.I. employees, among them supervisors, agents and technical analysts.
Enumerators who are working in the district rural kebeles as development agents and technical assistants from Bonga Agricultural Research Center were selected.
The ATTAS items were used to measure attitudes toward individual agents (i.e., helpfulness of the tutor versus the student), motivation to work with the agents, and technical issues (natural language smooth, feedback helpful, knew how much the user knew).
But it has been 5 years since Science's Next Wave brought you that feature, and in that time, the landscape has changed considerably for would-be patent attorneys, agents, and technical specialists.
Under Mr. Freeh, more than 5,000 agents and 4,000 technical and analytical employees were hired.
Issues concerning transfer of drug resistance traits to select agents are brought to the Intragovernmental Select Agents and Toxins Technical Advisory Committee for assessment.
The agent-based model includes all relevant human and technical agents, such as the aircraft, the pilots, the controllers and the decision support systems involved.
The American intelligence community, to protect its investment and its continuing operations, spent many millions of dollars to recruit agents and to install technical equipment to learn as much as possible about the inner workings of its ally.
These are between: agents (the individuals or groups that interact in clinical encounters); o bjects (the classifications, artifacts, practices and procedures employed by agents); and contexts (the technical and organizational structures in which agents and objects are implicated).
