The phrase "agents deploy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the deployment of agents, such as in technology, military, or organizational settings.
Example: "The agents deploy to various locations to gather intelligence and report back to headquarters."
Alternatives: "agents are dispatched" or "agents are sent out".
Federal agents deploy thousands of sensors that can detect movement.
Some agents deploy an existing performance test-bed generation tool to run realistic loading tests on these components.
Neither time did agents breach Customs and Border Protection policy, according to a board set up this year to provide accountability and oversight for how agents deploy force in their often dangerous border confrontations.
Neither time did agents breach Customs and Border Protection policy, according to a board set up this year to provide accountability and oversight for how agents deploy force in their often dangerous border confrontations.
(There are even agents deployed to take a bullet for Newt Gingrich).
In particular, two of the deliberative agents deployed in this system incorporate temporal-bounded CBR.
"We still don't see things easing up," said Filomena Muncipinto, rental manager for First Choice Real Estate in Fresh Meadows, which has 70 agents deployed throughout Queens.
All Republicans support tougher border enforcement, which usually means things like adding federal agents, deploying surveillance drones, and using biometrics to track immigrants.
On Sunday, U.S. border agents deployed tear gas on a group of migrants attempting to cross the border, including a number of children.
Russia now has more intelligence agents deployed in London than at the height of the Cold War, former British intelligence officials have said.
The first call for help came in to the Colorado Springs Emergency Communications Center about 11 38 a.m. authorities said, with numerous officers and agents deploying to the scene.
