The phrase "agents concerned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or entities that are involved or affected by a particular situation or issue.
Example: "The report was submitted to the agents concerned to address the ongoing investigation."
Alternatives: "involved parties" or "relevant agents".
The playwriting residencies have provoked some private grumbling among a few theater executives and playwrights' agents, concerned that Signature is hoarding the talent.
All three clubs and the agents concerned have emphasised to the Guardian that the deals were reported to the FA exactly as they happened and the correct tax was paid.
Note that there is no assumption of the ontology of the agents concerned in the moral relationship modeled (Sullins 2009a) There is additional literature which critiques and expands the idea of automated moral reasoning (Adam 2008; Anderson and Anderson 2011; Johnson and Powers 2008; Schmidt 2007; Wallach and Allen 2010).
While ILD should be monitored carefully in NSCLC, the context of the overall toxicity profile of the treatment and the serious nature of the disease should be considered alongside the efficacy of the agents concerned.
Now a couple times he had to consult other agents concerning my issue, but that's fine.
The main research question is: 'What is the character of socio-economic relationships between capital and labour agents concerning the free movement of people in Austria, the Netherlands and Sweden?' To answer this, we use data from a multiple stakeholder analysis (online surveys, interviews and focus groups) with respondents in the three countries.
Furthermore, it might enable the evaluation of therapeutic agents concerning their anti-inflammatory potential and the necessity of long-term (in vivo) experiments.
In addition, the role of these agents concerning the interference on cellular signal pathways, gene expression profiles, and epigenetic mechanisms is fundamental for elucidating putative interactions with cellular machinery.
The current MI6 chief, Sir John Sawers, noted that a police inquiry into the Bagram airbase allegations had exonerated the agent concerned.
Practical reasoning, reasoning about what actions should be chosen, is highly dependent both on the individual values of the agent concerned and on what others choose to do.
If some particular outcome is fated, then it seems that the agent concerned could not be morally responsible for that outcome.
