The phrase "agents demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where agents, such as representatives or intermediaries, are requesting or requiring something.
Example: "The agents demand a higher commission for their services in the negotiation process."
Alternatives: "agents require" or "agents request".
We have seen letting agents demand £800 in fees on a £650-a-month one-bed flat.
That's what some prosecutors and narcotics agents demand, but doctors realize that there are plenty of illegal drug users who also need pain relief.
For example, possessory credits are routinely taken not only by a top director like Steven Spielberg but increasingly by first-time or unknown filmmakers whose agents demand it.
In announcing his plan on Wednesday, Mr. Bush said one way to give the authorities stronger tools to fight terrorists was to let agents demand records through what are known as administrative subpoenas, in order to move more quickly without waiting for a judge.
In India, NGOs run a host of public services, from toilets to farm irrigation.But where the state is left in charge, all too often its agents demand bribes in exchange for services, fail to deliver services to which taxpayers are entitled, and conspire with the private sector to plunder public resources.
Friedman says that y is constant at the level associated with the natural rate of unemployment, while V is indirectly related to agents' demand for cash.
"Were there any other photographs of this meeting?" one of the F.B.I. agents demanded.
Empirically, the model requires that agents' demands be coerced by leverage constraints.
We study the implications of uncertainty in agents' demands on the principal's contracts.
That is, those acting as agents demanded much higher salaries for their players than those playing managers were willing to offer.
A few American publishers have followed suit, deciding not to just sit around and wait for submissions from agents demanding extortionate advances.
